Respiratory System Flashcards

1
Q

what is the function of respiratory system?

A

obtain O2 and get rid of CO2

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2
Q

what are the three stages of respiration?

A

external, internal and cellular

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3
Q

what is external respiration?

A

breathing - exchange between air and alveolar capillaries

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4
Q

what is internal respiration?

A

exchange of gases in blood and body cells

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5
Q

what is cellular respiration?

A

O2 usage within a cell and production of CO2 as waste

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6
Q

what organs are in the lower respiratory tract?

A

trachea, bronchial tree, lungs

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7
Q

where does the trachea split into right and left bronchi?

A

carnia

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8
Q

the inner wall of the trachea has __ cells with ___ that sweep particles up towards the pharynx

A

goblet; cilia

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9
Q

when the trachea splits at the carnia, it goes into two ___

A

bronchi

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10
Q

when the bronchi divide into smaller branches, those are called

A

bronchioles

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11
Q

pathway that leads to alveoli

A

alveolar duct

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12
Q

small air sacks in lungs that are the site of gas exchange

A

alveoli

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13
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bundle of alveolis

A

alveolar sac

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14
Q

in inhalation, oxygen goes from the ___ to the __, and Co2 flows in the opposite direction

A

alveoli; pulmonary capillary

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15
Q

in exhalation, oxygen goes from the ___ to the __, and Co2 flows in the opposite direction

A

capillaries; interstitial fluid

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16
Q

how many O2’s can one hemoglobin carry?

17
Q

CO2 is often loses a ___ ion and becomes ____ for ease of transport, then gains it back to become CO2 again at the lungs

A

hydrogen; bicarbonate

18
Q

the ____ lung is slightly smaller

19
Q

the double membrane around the lung

20
Q

the two layers of the pleura and their attachment points

A

visceral - lung
parietal - thoracic cavity

21
Q

what is between the two pleural layers and what fills it? what is its function?

A

pleural cavity; serous fluid lubricates the layers

22
Q

movement of air from outside body into bronchial tree/alveoli and back out

A

ventilation

23
Q

in breathing, air moves from places of ____ pressure to ___ pressure

A

higher; lower

24
Q

alveoli made of this type of epithelial cell

A

simple squamous

25
In the alveoli, gas exchange occurs across the __ ___
respiratory membrane
26
what are the three parts of the respiratory membrane?
1) alveolar epithelial cells 2) endothelial cells of capillary 3) fused basement layer
27
amount of pressure exerted by each gas is __ __
partial pressure
28
when hemoglobin is bound to oxygen it becomes
oxyhemoglobin