Respiratory system P1 Flashcards

1
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Cells need energy for

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their chemical activity to maintain homeostasis.

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2
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Respiratory system provides

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the route for O2 to gain entry and CO2 to be excreted.

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3
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As it moves through passages to lungs it is:

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Warmed/cooled to body temp.
Moistened with water vapour.
Cleaned as particles stick to mucus lining membrane.

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4
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The roof of the nose is the

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Cribriform plate, Ethmoid bone, Sphenoid bone, Frontal bone, Nasal bone.

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5
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The floor of the nose is a

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Hard and Soft palate maxilla (jaw), Ethmoid, Inferior Conchae.

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6
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The functions of the nose are

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-Filters - Olfactory Function (smell) -Warms - Nasolacrimal Ducts (drains tears from eyes)
-Moistens

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7
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How long is the pharynx?

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12cm long

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8
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What are the 3 parts of the pharynx?

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Nasopharynx (ciliated columnar), Oropharynx (stratified squamous, fibrous tissue, smooth muscle) and the Laryngopharynx.

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9
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What are the functions of the pharynx?

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-Passageway for air and food - Taste
-Warms/ Humidifies - Speech
-Hearing - Protection

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10
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What is the larynx?

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Root of the tongue (hyoid bone) – to the trachea

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11
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What are the functions of the larynx?

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-Production of sound - Cough Reflex
-Volume, pitch, resonance - Filters, warms, moistens
-Protection of lower airways

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12
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How long is the trachea?

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12cm to 13cm in adults

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13
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How many c-shaped cartilages does the trachea have?

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16-20 incomplete

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14
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What are the three layers of tissue?

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  • Outer layer (fibrous and elastic tissue)
  • Middle layer (cartilage and muscle tissue)
  • Inner layer (ciliated columnar epithelium)
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15
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What are the functions of the trachea?

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-Support and patency
- Cough Reflex
-Mucociliary Escalator
- Warms, moistens and filters the air

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16
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The right bronchi is

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wider, shorter and 2.5cm long

17
Q

The left bronchi is

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narrower and 5cm long

18
Q

How many lobes do the right lung have

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3 lobes

19
Q

How many lobes do the left lung have

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2 lobes

20
Q

Two types of pleura

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parietal and visceral

21
Q

What are the alveoli?

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small air salts that make up the lungs.

22
Q

Tidal information is

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the volume of air moved into or out of the lungs during a normal breath.

23
Q

Volume is

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approximately 500ml per inspiration.

24
Q

Residual volume is

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the amount of air left in the lungs after a full exhalation. This air can’t be expelled, and it helps keep the alveoli open.

25
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A healthy adult should breathe

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around 16 times in a minute.

26
Q

Ten breathes a minute indicates a

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weak respiratory system.

27
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