TEST 4-Respiratory System Flashcards

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1
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Nasal Passage

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lined with mucus and hair 
modifies the air entering
1. filters 
2. warms
3. moistens
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Pharynx

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throat

common passageway for air, food, and water

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3
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Epiglottis

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covers trachea when you swallow

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4
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Uvula

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covers nasal passage so food doesn’t go in

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5
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Trachea

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lined with mucus and cilia (filters and moistens)
cartilage rings-keep trachea open
cilia move mucus up to pharynx and it goes down the digestive system

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6
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Larynx

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voice box

make sounds only when air is moving out

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7
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Bronchi

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branches of trachea

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Bronchioles

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branches in the lungs that the air moves through

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9
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Alveoli

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air sacs
covered in capillaries
in the lungs

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10
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Breathing In-Inspiration

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enlarge chest cavity
    rib muscles contract
    diaphragm contracts
air pressure decreases
air moves into lungs
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Breathing Out-Expiration

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chest cavity decreases in size
rib muscles and diaphragm relax
air pressure increases
air moves out of lungs

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12
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Control of Breathing Rate

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CO2+H2O>carbonic acid (fizz in pop)
pH level of blood
more CO2>less oxygen
too much CO2>not enough oxygen, pH level goes down

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13
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TV

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Tidal Volume
normal amount of air you take in with a normal breath
.5 L

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14
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IRV

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inspiratory reserve volume
extra air you can inhale
exercising, singing
2L

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15
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ERV

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expiratory reserve volume
extra air coming out (exhaled)
holding breath
1 L

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16
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RV

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residual volume
air you cannot exhale
air is in lungs all the time
1 L

17
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VC

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vitalcapacity=TV+IRV+ERV

18
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TLC

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total lung capacity=VC+RV

19
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Path of Air

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nasal passage>pharynx>trachea>bronchi>bronchioles>alveoli