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Respiratory system Flashcards

1
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structually classify the respiratory system:

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upper respiratory:

  • nose
  • pharynx

lower respiratory:

  • larynx
  • trachea
  • bronchi
  • lungs
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functionally classify the respiratory system:

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conductive portion:

  • system of tubes carrying air to/from the lungs, conditioning it
  • nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles

respiratory portion:

  • gas exchange
  • respiratory bronchioles
  • alveoli
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list all respiratory epithelium: (6) and features

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  • ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium (rich goblet c.)
  • ciliated columnar
  • mucous goblet (glycoprotein)
  • basal (small, round stem)
  • brush (microvilli)
  • small granule (numerous granules, neuroendocrine system)
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most common respiratory epithelium found where:

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most of conductive portion of respiratory system:

- ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium, with goblet cells

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external nose: nasal bones

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bridge: cartilage
- septal nasal cartilage
- lateral
- greater
- lesser alar

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nostrils:

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external nares

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nasal vestibule features:

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  • divided by septum
  • superior portion: mucous mem.-> respiratory epithelium
  • hairs (vibrissae)
  • sebaceous, sweat glands
  • filters large particles
  • continuous with skin of face
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list external portions of nose

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nasal bones, opening, nasal vestibule

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list internal portions of nose:

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nasal cavity, conchae, opening of paranasal sinuses, nasolacrimal duct, vascular system, internal nares (choane)

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nasal cavity: features

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divided by septum, covered in mucous membrane

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conchae features/ function:

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superior: olfactory region

middle, inferior: increase SA of nasal cavity, create turbulence-> warming, cooling and filtration of air

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olfactory epithelium: features/ function

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chemoreceptors: smell

cells:

  • supporting: sustentacular cells for mechanical, metabolic support
  • basal
  • olfactory: olfactory receptors -> respond to odoriferous substances dissolved in serous covering of epithelium

Olfactory (Bowman’s) glands

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pharynx: general features/ location

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13cm long tube connecting nasal/oral cavities/larynx (oesophagus)

  • wall of skeletal muscle, lined by mucous membrane,
  • passageway for food, air
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14
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name regions of pharynx:

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nasopharynx
oropharynx
laryngopharynx

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features: nasopharynx

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btw post. nasal cavity and soft palate

  • openings for auditory (eustachian) tubes, pharyngeal tonsil
  • lined with respiratory epithelium
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features: oropharynx

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double passage

  • palatine, lingual tonsils
  • lined: stratified squamous epithelium
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features: laryngopharynx

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double passage

  • begins at level of hyoid bone
  • anterorinferiorly to larynx
  • posteroinferiorly to oesophagus
  • lined: stratified squamous epithelium
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what are tonsils general:

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accumulation of lymphoid tissue

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list/ locate tonsils:

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  • lingual: post. to tongue
  • palatine: inf. to soft palate
  • pharyngeal: near eustachian tube, back roof
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larynx features:

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  • connects laryngopharynx with trachea
  • midline of neck
  • anterior to oesophagus (C4-C6)
  • superior part of larynx/ vocal folds- stratified squamous epithelium
  • inferior part- respiratory epithelium
    9x cartilage= wall
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list larynx wall: features and pairs

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  • mainly hyaline cartilage, ligaments, intrinsic/extrinsic muscles
  • thyroid c.
  • epiglottis
  • cricoid c.
  • arytenoid (2)
  • corniculate (2)
  • cuneiform (2)
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cartilage location/features: thyroid

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anterior wall, connected to hyoid -> thyrohyoid membrane

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cartilage location/features: epiglottis

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narrow inferior part, attached to thyroid c. and hyoid bone

  • closes glottis: folds (vocal chords) of mucous mem.
  • space btw rima glottidis (elastic cartilage)
24
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cartilage location/features : cricoid

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complete ring forming interior wall

  • cricothyroid/ cricotracheal ligaments
  • tracheostomy done here (incision: obstruction to airways)
25
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cartilage location/features: ayrtenoid

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posterosuperior border of cricoid

26
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cartilage location/features: corniculate

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horn shaped, apex of arytenoid

27
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cartilage location/features: cuneiform

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anterior to corniculate, support vocal cords, epiglottis

28
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name two pairs of folds (mucous membrane):

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ventricular folds

vocal folds

29
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ventricular folds: features

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false vocal cords, superior

- space in btw: rima ventriculi

30
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vocal folds: features

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true vocal cords, contains elastic ligament

  • moved by intrinsic muscles of larynx (posterior, lateral, cricoarytenoid)
  • space in btw: rima glottidis
31
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vocal folds of larynx: function

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  • control airflow, allow production of sound

- contain skeletal muscle, and ligaments

32
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trachea: general features

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12 cm tube, anterior to oesophagus from larynx to superior border of T5
- divides into R/L primary bronchi

33
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name layers in trachea wall:

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mucosa, submucosa, media, adventitia

34
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mucosa and submucosa made of:

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m: respiratory epithelium, ct
sm: areolar tissue (seromucous glands)

35
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media and adventitia made f:

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m: 16-20 incomplete C rings of hyaline c., completed by fibromuscular membrane, trachealis muscle (smooth)
a: areolar tissue, joins trachea with surrounding tissue

36
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primary bronchi: features

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main bronchi,

  • incomplete ring of cartilage
  • R bronchi more vertical, shorter, wider
37
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secondary bronchi: features

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lobar bronchi:

  • 3 R bronchi
  • 2 L bronchi
38
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tertiary bronchi: features

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segmental bronchi:

  • 10 per lung
  • bronchopulmonary segment
39
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blood supply: bronchi

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bronchial arteries

40
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list whole flowchart of bronchial tree: largest- smallest

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primary bronchi -> secondary bronchi -> tertiary bronchi-> bronchioles -> terminal bronchioles -> respiratory bronchioles -> alveolar ducts -> alveolar sacs -> alveoli

41
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transitions of cells in bronchial tree:

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  • tall pseudostratified ciliated columnar (bronchioles) -> simple non-ciliated cuboidal (terminal bronchioles) with macrophage present
  • plates of cartilage replace incomplete rings in primary b. -> disappear in smallest bronchioles
  • decrease in cartilage = increase in smooth muscle tissue
  • goblet cell numerous in trachea -> decrease until absent in terminal bronchioles (Clara cells)
42
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lungs: general features

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paired organ, in thoracic (plural) cavity

  • surrounded by pleura (serous mem.)
  • parietal and visceral mem.
43
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lungs: surfaces and borders

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base (near diaphragm), apex (superior to clavicle), costal (anterior), mediastinal -> hilum: primary bronchi, blood vessels, lymphatics = root

anterior, inferior, posterior border

44
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L lung features:

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10% smalller

  • cardiac notch
  • oblique fissure: superior/inferior lobes
45
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R lung features:

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thicker, broader, shorter

- oblique and horizontal fissure: sup/middle/inf lobes

46
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respiratory bronchioles include:

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alveolar ducts, alveolar sacs, alveoli

47
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alveolus: general features/ function

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gas exchange, saclike invaginations

  • simple squamous epithelium
  • surrounded by network of capillaries
  • macrophage
48
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types of alveolus cell:

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Type I:
95% of surface
- thin, allow gas exchange, organelles grouped around nucleus, few mitochondria

Type II:

  • cuboidal, non-ciliated
  • rich in mitochondria
  • make surfactant: reduces surface tension, prevents alveolar collapse during expiration
  • facilitates expansion during inspiration
49
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list parts of respiration:

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pulmonary ventilation, external respiration, internal respiration

50
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pulmonary ventilation:

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inhalation/exhalation

- exchange air btw air spaces of lungs and environment

51
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external respiration:

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air spaces of lungs and pulmonary capillaries

52
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internal respiration:

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systemic capillaries and cells

53
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respiration definition:

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pressure difference btw lungs and atmosphere

54
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inhalation features:

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inspiration: decrease alveolar pressure -> increase of lungs
- contraction of diaphragm and elevation/ outward movement of ribcage
- from intercostal muscles, accessory muscles of inspiration

55
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inhalation muscles:

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sternocleidomastoid, scalene, pectoralis major

56
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exhalation features:

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reverse, increase of alveolar pressure

1. HLTH 108 (29 decks)

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