Sayner- histology of respiratory system Flashcards

1
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conduct air from external environment down to acinar airways; warm, moisten, and cleanse

A

conducting airways

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2
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carry deoxygenated blood to lungs

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pulmonary a.

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3
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carry mixed oxygenated blood back to heart from lungs

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pulmonary veins

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4
Q

circulation in the lungs that is nutritional

A

bronchial

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5
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fluid balance and immune defense (BALT)

A

lymphatics

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6
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filled w/ extracellular matrix and helps support the lung tissue

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interstitium

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7
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L and R

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L: esophagus
R: trachea

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8
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C shaped cartilage ring surrounds what

A

trachea

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9
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C shaped cartilage ring
submucosal glands
smooth muscle bridge (posterior)

A

trachea

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10
Q

what causes cartilage calcification and stiffness of trachea

A

aging

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11
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mucosa
submucosa
cartilage rings
adventitia

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trachea

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12
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submucosa here contains submucosal glands

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trachea

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13
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pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium

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respiratory mucosa

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14
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respiratory mucosa

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15
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connective tissue
highly vascularized

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lamina propria of respiratory mucosa

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16
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respiratory epithelium w/ goblet cells and ciliated cells

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17
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stores mucus

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goblet cells

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18
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helps move mucus up and out

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ciliated cells

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19
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cilia in cross section (9 + 2); microtubule structures that have motility b/c of dynein motors

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Axenome

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20
Q

can paralyze cilia and cause patients to cough to help move mucus out; squamous cell metaplasia

A

smoking

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21
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mutation that disrupts cilia motility (patients cant move mucus out of airways—coughing to help move mucus out )

A

primary ciliary dyskinesia

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22
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A

trachea

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23
Q

submucosal glands only present where

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trachea and primary bronchi

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24
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these are seromucous glands that have serous and mucus secretions

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submucosal glands

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25
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w/ each division of branching, there is a decrease in what and an increase in what

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decrease in diameter
increase in surface area

26
Q

these contain cartilage plates

A

primary bronchi

27
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A

primary bronchi

28
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L and R

A

L: bronchi
R: blood vessel

29
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A

bronchi and pulmonary a

30
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A

bronchovascular bundle and interstitium

31
Q

flatter respiratory epithelium
continuous smooth muscle layer
submucosal glands
cartilage plates

A

bronchi

32
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conduct air to respiratory zone of the lung

A

bronchioles

33
Q

mucosa of this turns to cuboidal distally and loss of cilia and goblet cells

A

bronchioles

34
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spiral organization of smooth muscle

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bronchioles

35
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no cartilage plates and no more submucosal glands

A

bronchioles

36
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no cartilage or submucosal glands

A

bronchiole

37
Q

contain respiratory/pulmonary acinus

A

pulmonary lobules

38
Q

Mixing of venous blood from bronchiole circulation and pulmonary circulation—-in capillary bed (mixed venous blood in pulm vein

A

pulmonary lobule

39
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lined with dome shaped club cells
no goblet cells, no ciliated cells

A

terminal bronchioles

40
Q

contain lipid/protein component (CC16 protein) and prevents airway collapse

A

terminal bronchioles

41
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A

terminal bronchiole

42
Q

spiral smooth muscle

A

terminal bronchiole

43
Q

organizes a pulmonary acinus
elastic fibers

A

respiratory bronchioles

44
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A

elastic fibers

45
Q

cuboidal epithelial cells
club cells
smooth muscle
alveoli outpouchings

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respiratory zone

46
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A

respiratory zone

47
Q

club cells
smooth muscle bundles into lumen

A

respiratory bronchioles

48
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A

alveolar duct and sacs and alveoli

49
Q

site of gas exchange

A

alveoli

50
Q

main 2 cell types in alveoli

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type I and II pneumocytes

51
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covers 90% of surface area of alveolus

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type I pneumocyte

52
Q

secretes surfactant and replaces type I cells

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type II pneumocytes

53
Q

contain pulmonary capillaries

A

septa

54
Q

surfactant is synthesized here

A

lamellar bodies of Type II cell

55
Q

reduces tendency of alveoli to collapse during expiration; contains proteins/lipids and antimicrobials

A

surfactant

56
Q

surfactant supplementation or steroids to mother to help promote surfactant synthesis

A

for premature babies

57
Q

thin side of septa

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site of gas exchange

58
Q

thick side of septa

A

connective tissue and elastic fibers

59
Q

link adjacent alveoli

A

Pores of Kohn

60
Q

the outer lining of the lung is the connective tissue and mesothelium

A

visceral pleura