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Test 3 Respiratory & Digestion A&P Flashcards

1
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What organs are part of the upper respiratory tract

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  • Nose
  • Nasopharynx
  • Laryngopharynx
  • Larynx
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What organs are part of the lower respiratory tract

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  • Trachea
  • Bronchial Tree
  • Lungs
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Functions of the nose

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  • Passageway for air going to and from the lungs
  • nasal mucosa filters and warms air
  • Smell receptors (Olfactory epithelium)
  • resonated sound for speech
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Paranasal sinuses

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  • Frontal
  • Maxillary
  • Ethmoid
  • Sphenoid
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5
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Scientific name for the throat

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*Pharynx

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6
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Scientific name for the voice box

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*Larynx

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Scientific name for the wind pipe

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*Trachea

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Three parts of the pharynx

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  • Nasopharynx
  • Oropharynx
  • Laryngopharynx
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9
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Seven openings to the pharynx

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  • Right & Left auditory (Eustachian) tubes
  • 2 posterior nares
  • Fauces
  • Into the larynx (air passage)
  • Into the esophagus (food & water passage)
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10
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Names and functions of the cartilages found in the larynx

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*Epiglottis - covers air passage when swallowing
*Thyroid - holds air passage open
*Cricoid - connects larynx to trachea
*arytenoid
*Cuneiform
Corniculate

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Parts of the Bronchial Tree and how many branches

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  • 2 Primary Bronchi (Right & Left lung)
  • 5 Secondary Bronchi (3 right & 2 Left
  • 20 Tertiary Bronchi (10 segments on either side)
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12
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What cell makes surfactant? Function of Surfactant?

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*Type II Cell -

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What is the diaphragm and its function?

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Muscle used in breathing and separates the thorax cavity from the abdominopelvic cavity

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Structure & location of the pleural membranes

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  • Parietal Pleura - lines the thoracic cavity; it partitions off the mediastinum
  • Visceral Pleura - lies against the parietal pleura; contains pleural fluid for lubrication, avoiding friction and respirations are painless.
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15
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Examples of upper tract infections

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  • Rhinitis - inflammation of nose
  • Pharyngitis - inflammation of throat
  • Laryngitis - inflammation of vocal cords
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16
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Examples of lower tract infections

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  • TB - caused by bacteria (mycobacterium tuberculosis)

* Pneumonia (bacterial, viral, fungal)

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17
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Types of cells found in the alveolus

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  • Type I cell - endothelium cell
  • Type II cell - makes surfactant
  • Alveolar macrophages
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18
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What is 1 Standard Atmospheric Pressure?

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760 mmHg

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19
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What is Boyle’s Law & formula

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Volume of gas varies inversely with the pressure at constant temperature
P1V1=P2V2

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20
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What is occurring during inspiration to the volume of the lungs and the pressure changes occurring

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  • During inspiration, pressure in lungs is lower than outside
  • diaphragm contracts and descends and volume increases
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21
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What muscles are working during inspiration?

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  • External intercostals

* diaphragm

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22
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What muscles are working during expiration?

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  • Internal intercostals

* diaphragm

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23
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Differences between forceful inspiration and normal inspiration

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  • Inspiration - diaphragm & external intercostals

* Forceful expiration - sternocleidomastoidf, pectoralis minor, & serratus anterior

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24
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What is Tidal Volume?

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Volume inspired or expired per breath
Males 600mL
Females 500mL

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25
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What is Inspiratory Reserve Volume (IRV)

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Maximum inspiration at end of tidal inspiration
Males 3L
Females 1.9L

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What is Expiratory Reserve Volume (ERV)?

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Maximum expiration at end of tidal expiration
Males 1.2L
Female 800mL

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27
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What is Total Lung Capacity (TLC)?

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Volume in lungs after maximal inspiration
Males 6L
Females 4.2L

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28
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What is Residual Lung Volume (RLV)?

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Volume in lungs after maximum expiration
Males 1.2L
Females 1L

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29
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What is Forced Vital Capacity (FVC)?

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Maximum volume expired after maximum inspiration
Males 4.8L
Females 3.2L

30
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Equation for Vital Capacity (VC)

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VC=ERV+TV+IRV

31
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What is hypoventilation?

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Decrease in ventilation that results in elevated CO2 levels; slow, shallow respiration

32
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What is dyspnea?

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labored or difficult breathing

33
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What is Orthopnea?

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dyspnea when lying down

34
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What is apnea?

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cessation of breathing at end of normal expiration

35
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What is Cheyne-Stokes?

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cycles of apnea and hyperventilation; associated with brain injury

36
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What is Biot’s

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repeated sequences of deep gasps and apnea

37
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What is apneusis

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cessation of breathing in the inspiratory position

38
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What is eupnea

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quiet normal breathing

39
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What is hypernea?

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increased breathing rate to meet need

40
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What is hyperventilation?

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increase in ventilation in excess of need

41
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What is Dalton’s Law and the equation?

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Partial pressure is directly related to the concentration of the gas in the atmosphere

Partial Pressure=(Percentage of gas/100)xatmospheric pressure

Percentage of gas=(Partial pressure of gas/atmospheric pressure)x100

42
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How is oxygen carried in the blood?

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  • Dissolved in plasma (about 20%-arterial)

* Combines with hemoglobin (oxyhemoglobin)

43
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How is Carbon Dioxide carried in the blood?

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  • Dissolved in plasma (about 10%)
  • Attaches to hemoglobin (carbaminohemoglobin-about 20%)
  • Transported as HCO3 (bicarbonate ion - about 70%)
44
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How are bicarbonate ions formed?

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CO2+H2O => H2CO3 => H+ +HCO3-

45
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Control center for Inspiratory Respiration & function

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DRG - Dorsal Respiratory Group

Generation of respiratory rhythm, generation of inspiration

46
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Control center for expiratory respiration & function

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VRG - Ventral Respiratory Group

Restores breathing rhythm homeostasis, active during forced expiration

47
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Control center for apneustic respiration & function

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Pons

Increases length and depth of inspiration

48
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Control center for pneumotaxic respiration & function

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PRG - Pontine Respiratory Group in the Pons

prevents over inflation of the lungs

49
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Layers of the GI Tract & what kinds of tissues are found in each

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  • Mucosa - innermost layer - epithelium, connective
  • Submucosa - next layer - glandular epithelium, connective tissue, blood vessels
  • Muscularis - smooth muscle, longitudinal muscle, circular muscle
  • Serosa or adventia - outermost layer - connective tissue
50
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Order of the small intestine

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  • Duodenum - about 25cm
  • Jejunum - about 2.5m
  • Ileum - 3.5m
51
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Order of the large intestine

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  • Ascending colon
  • Transverse colon
  • Descending colon
  • Sigmoid colon
52
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What cell in stomach produces HCl acid?

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Parietal cell

53
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Functions of stomach

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  • reservoir for food storage
  • secretes gastric juice, enzymes
  • churns food
  • Secretes intrinsic factor needed for absorption of B-12
  • absorption of water, alcohol & certain drugs
  • produces gastrin and ghrelin
  • HCl acid destroys consumed pathogenic bacteria
54
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Function of liver

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  • detoxify chemicals
  • synthesis and secretion of bile
  • metabolism of proteins, fats, carbohydrates
  • stores iron, oil soluble vitamins and B12
  • produces plasma proteins
  • site of hematopoiesis
55
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Function of gallbladder

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*stores bile

56
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Structure of liver

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  • 4 lobes - Right, left, caudate, & quadrate

* lobes divided into smaller units called lobules

57
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Function and parts of villi

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  • Found on the inside wall of small intestine, jejunum
  • contains arteriole, venule, & lacteal vessel
  • columnar epithelial cells
  • lined with microvilli
58
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Names & Function of salivary glands

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  • Parotid
  • sublingual
  • submandibular

Produce enzymes to digest carbohydrates (amylase), and produce mucus

59
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Structure & function of pancreas

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  • pancreatic duct
  • acinar units make pancreatic juice
  • beta cells make insulin
  • alpha cells make glucagon
  • enzyme lipase
60
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What is mastication?

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chewing

61
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What is deglutination?

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swallowing

62
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What is segmentation?

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mixing movement of food

63
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What is peristalsis?

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wave like ripple of muscle layer of GI tract

64
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What is occurring during the stages of deglutination?

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  • Oral stage - mouth to oropharynx-uvula seals off nasal cavity
  • Pharyngeal stage - oropharynx to esophagus
  • Esophageal stage - esophagus to stomach
65
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Action of emulsification of fats by bile

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  • Bile emulsifies (mechanical breakdown) fats
  • lipase from the pancreas digests fats
  • end product of fat digestion is (triglyceride) glycerol & 3 fatty acids
66
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Action & examples of digestive enzymes

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See card

67
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Function of chylomicrons

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transports fat soluble & oil soluble substances

68
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Phases of gastric secretions

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  • Cephalic Phase
  • Sight, smell, taste stimulate medulla oblongata
  • Gastric phase
  • Distention, pepsinogen & HCl, protein digestion, increased gastrin
  • Intestinal Phase
  • Decreased secretion of gastrin, GIP secretion
69
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Examples of cofactor and coenzymes

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COFACTOR
*ions of minerals like Ca++, Mg++, Mn++, Zn+

COENZYMES
*NADH, FADH2

70
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Actions & where are digestive system hormones produced?

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see card

71
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What is the enzyme found in RBCs which converts carbon dioxide and water to carbonic acid?

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Carbonic anhydrase

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