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Respiratory System Flashcards

1
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Each lung is located within a …

A

Pleural Sac

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2
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Pleural sacs occupy most of the _____ cavity

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Thoracic

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3
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Pleural sac contains the … (4)

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Parietal pleura
Visceral pleura
Pleural space/fluid
Lung

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4
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Is the lung tissue in the pleural sac?

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No
The lung tissue simple pushed in the side of the pleural sac and is covered by serous membrane

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5
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Parietal pleura and regions

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Forms the outside of the pleural sac
Cervical
Costal
Mediastinal
Diaphragmatic

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6
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Parietal pleura is innervated by

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Somatic sensory nerves
— intercostal nerves
— phrenic nerves (diaphragmatic)

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7
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Visceral pleura is innervated by

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Visceral sensory nerves

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8
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Visceral pleura is on the outside/inside of the parietal pleura?

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Inside
Continuous with parietal pleura (closer to lungs)

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9
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Pleural space is between ___ & ___

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Parietal and visceral pleura

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10
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Pleural fluid is in the ____
What does the fluid do?

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In pleural space (between parietal and visceral pleura)
It lubricates gliding movements of lungs

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11
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pleural fluid surface tensions keeps ____ ____

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Keeps lungs open
Negative pressure keeps lungs inflated

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12
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Pneumothorax?

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Air in chest cavity?

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13
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Pleural recesses

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Pleural fluid accumulates
Lungs expand into recess during deep breath

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14
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What is the main purpose of lungs?

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Bring air into contact with blood

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15
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Surfaces of lungs

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Apex
Costal
Mediastinal
Diaphragmatic

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16
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How many lobes/fissures in each lung?

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Right lung:
— 3 lobes
— 2 fissures

Left lung:
— 2 lobes
— 1 fissure

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17
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Airways (4)

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Trachea
Primary bronchi
Secondary bronchi
Tertiary bronchi

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18
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Hilum of lung: how many different blood supplies

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Two
Pulmonary arteries/veins (alveoli)
Bronchial arteries/veins (bronchial tree)

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19
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Innervation of the lungs (parasympathetic)

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Bronchoconstriction
Gland secretion

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20
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Innervation of the lung (sympathetic)

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Bronchodilation

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21
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Boyle’s law

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Pressure varies inversely with volume

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22
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Inspiration

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Inhale
Diaphragm contracts
Thoracic wall gets bigger

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23
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Accessory respiratory muscles

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Intercostal muscles
Scalene muscles
Sternocleidomastoid
Serratus anterior

24
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Expiration

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Breathe out
Diaphragm relaxes
Thoracic walls gets smaller

25
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Inspiration alveoli

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Alveoli and airways get bigger and the elastic tissue stretches

26
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Expiration alveoli

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Relaxation of elastic tissue recoils alveoli and airways go back to resting position

27
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Inspiration Boyle’s law

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Volume increases
Pressure decreases

Lungs expand

28
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Expiration Boyle’s law

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Volume decreases
Pressure increases

Lungs shrink

29
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2

Right lungs: 3 lobes, 3 2° bronchi

30
Q

label:
terminal bronchiole
bronchiole
alveolar sac
bronchus
respiratory bronchiole

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31
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label:
respiratory bronchiole
alveolar duct
terminal bronchiole

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32
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where is the respiratory zone?

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33
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where is the conducting zone?

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34
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difference between bronchus and bronchiole?

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bronchus: cartilage

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36
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trachea

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37
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1° right and left bronchus

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38
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2° R/L bronchus

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39
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3° R/L broncus

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40
Q

bronchopulmonary segment

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subdivision of lobe
supplied by:
3° bronchi
pulmonary artery/vein

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42
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3

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44
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does the diaphragm move up or down during contraction?

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down

45
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does the diaphragm move up or down during relaxation?

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up

46
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does thoracic volume inc/dec when relaxed?
does thoracic volume inc/dec when contracted?

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relaxed diaphragm (up): decrease in volume

contracted diaphragm (down): increase in volume

47
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phrenic nerve (C3-5)

48
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what nerve innervates the diaphragm?

A

phrenic nerve (C3-5)

49
Q
A

visceral pleura
* to the left (dark space) is the pneumothorax (air in chest cavity - pleural space)

50
Q
A

R 2° bronchus (inferior lobe)

51
Q
A

VAGUS

parasympathetic –> bronchoconstriction
parasympathetic nerve is VAGUS

Blocking the vagus nerve will stop parasymp from causing bronchoconstriction and open airways

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54
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D is not like the others

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56
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B

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