Respiratory System test Flashcards

0
Q

what are lungs with air sacs called?

A

alveoli

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organs of the respiratory system include:

A

nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, lungs with air sacs

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2
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function of respiratory passageways?

A

purify, humidify and warm incoming air

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3
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function of alveoli

A

exchange gases (CO2 and oxygen) with the blood

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4
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what does the nose (with naval cavity) contain?

A

sticky mucus to moisten air and trap bacteria and debris

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5
Q

ciliated cells move _______ toward the _______ to be ___________.

A

contaminants
throat
swallowed

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6
Q

pharynx is _________.

A

throat

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7
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pharynx is common __________ for _______ and ______.

A

passageway
food
air

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8
Q

pharynx contains the _______.

A

tonsils

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9
Q

Larynx is the ________.

A

voice box

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10
Q

larynx routes _____ and ______ into the proper ________ and plays a role in _______.

A

food
air
channels
speech

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11
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Larynx contains the…

A

Adam’s apple, epiglottis and vocal cords

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12
Q

function of the epiglottis?

A

opens during breathing but closes larynx when you swallow food.

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13
Q

what moves up to close the trachea?

A

larynx

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14
Q

function of vocal cords?

A

vibrate with expelled air and allow speech

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15
Q

trachea is the _________.

A

windpipe

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16
Q

in trachea ______________ lines with ___________ and reinforced with _____________ which keep the _______ open.

A

smooth muscle tube
ciliated muscle
C-shaped cartilage rings
lumen

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17
Q

bronchi are..?

A

right and left tubes that go into the lungs

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18
Q

right bronchi is _______, _______ and _______ than left so more ________ ________ get lodged here

A
wider 
shorter 
straighter 
inhaled 
objects
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19
Q

bronchi branch into _______ and ______ tubes

A

smaller

smaller

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20
Q

what are the smallest tubes?

A

bronchioles

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21
Q

function of bronchioles?

A

connect air sacs (aka alveoli)

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22
Q

you have _______ and ______ lungs

A

right

left

23
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_____ is top of lungs and _____ is bottom

A

Apex

base

24
Q

left lung has __ lobes

A

2

25
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right has __ lobes

A

3

26
Q

what does the left lung have?

A

a notch (indention) for heart

27
Q

which lung is shorter and why?

A

right, because of liver

28
Q

what is the surface of each lung covered with?

A

visceral pleura

29
Q

what is the thoracic cavity lined with?

A

parietal pleura

30
Q

these two fluids make a ________ _______ that allows lungs to ______ & _______

A

pleura fluid
move
inflate

31
Q

alveoli are..?

A

air sacs with thin layer walls

32
Q

alveoli are covered on the outside with ________.

A

capillaries

33
Q

how does gas exchange by?

A

simple diffusion

34
Q

_______moves into ______ from alveoli; _______moves out of _____ into alveoli

A

oxygen
blood
CO2
blood

35
Q

4 different mechanics of breathing

A
  • pulmonary ventilation
  • inspiration
  • expiration
  • respiration
36
Q

pulmonary ventilation

A

breathing

37
Q

inspiration

A

inhalation/ breathe in

38
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expiration

A

exhalation/breath out

39
Q

respiration

A

gas exchange (pick up oxygen and give off CO2)

40
Q

diaphragm is the ____________ muscles under the ________.

A

dome shape

lungs

41
Q

when the diaphragm muscles contract it…

A

moves downward and enlarges the thoracic cavity= inspire (inhale)

42
Q

when diaphragm muscles relax..

A

the cavity shrinks=expire (exhale)

43
Q

where are intercostal muscles located?

A

between the ribs

44
Q

what happens when the intercostal muscles contract?

A

they pull the ribs outward

45
Q

what do the intercostal muscles enlarge?

A

thoracic cavity- inspire

46
Q

what happens when intercostal muscles relax?

A

cavity shrinks-exhale

47
Q

what is laughing/crying and what happens?

A

emotional feelings; you release air in short expirations

48
Q

what is yawning and what happens?

A

deep inspiration; it ventilates all distal alveoli

49
Q

what happens when you sneeze?

A

you force air upward back through the nasal passage; clears upper passages

50
Q

what happens when you cough?

A

you force air upward against a closed glottis; clears lower passages

51
Q

what is a hiccup?

A

sudden inspirations from spasms of the diaphragm while glottis is closed; no useful function

52
Q

respiratory rate

A

the number of times you inspire per minute while at rest

53
Q

what is the normal amount of breaths?

A

12-18 breaths a minute

54
Q

what are the 3 types of breathing?

A

1) diaphragmatic breathing
2) thoracic breathing (or chest)
3) clavicular breathing