Unit 4 Respiratory Flashcards

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respiratory function

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  1. conduction of air for gas exchange
  2. conditioning of air – clean, moisten, warm
  3. respiration – gas exchange between air and blood
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2
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respiratory structure

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  1. tubes leading to lung

2. lungs

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conducing passages

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conduct air only

  1. nasal cavity
  2. nasopharynx
  3. oropharynx
  4. larynx
  5. trachea
  6. extrapulmonary bronchi
  7. intrapulmonary bronchi
  8. bronchioles
  9. terminal bronchioles
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4
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respiratory passages

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respiration can take place

  1. respiratory bronchioles
  2. alveolar ducts
  3. alveolar sacs
  4. alveoli
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5
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larynx functions

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  1. conduct air to trachea

2. generate speech

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6
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larynx structure

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  1. cartilages – hyaline and elastic
  2. PCCE
  3. epiglottis
  4. vocal folds
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7
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epiglottis

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a) separate larynx from pharynx
b) prevents food from entering trachea
c) elastic cartilage
d) stratified squamous nonkeratinized epithelium on lingual surface
e) PCCE on laryngeal surface

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8
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vocal folds

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false vocal folds

true vocal cords

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9
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false vocal cords

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(1) PCCE

(2) numerous glands in lamina propria

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true vocal cords

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(1) stratified squamous nonkeratinized epithelium
(2) no glands
(3) vocalis muscle (skeletal) and vocal ligament

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11
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trachea

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from larynx to mid-thorax

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12
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trachea layers

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  1. mucosa
  2. submucosa
  3. cartilage (hyaline)
  4. adventitia
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13
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trachea mucosa

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a) PCCE with goblet cells

b) prominent basement membrane

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14
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trachea submucosa

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a) combined lamina propria and submucosa

b) serous glands

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trachea cartilage

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a) 16-20 C-shaped rings
b) open posteriorly
c) ends of rings connected by trachealis muscle (smooth) and fibroelastic ligament

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16
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bronchi

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  1. extrapulmonary bronchi

2. intrapulmonary bronchi

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extrapulmonary bronchi

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a) one to each lung

b) enter lung at hilum

18
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intrapulmonary bronchi

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a) inside lung

b) multiple divisions

19
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bronchi structure

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a) initially same as trachea
b) within lung cartilage in plates
c) PCCE
d) smooth muscle

20
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bronchioles

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  1. PCCE with goblet cells
  2. no cartilage or glands
  3. smooth muscle
21
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terminal bronchioles

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  1. simple columnar ciliated epithelium
  2. no goblet cells
  3. Clara cells – non-ciliated; secretory
  4. smooth muscle and elastic fibers
22
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respiratory bronchioles

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  1. have alveoli interspersed in wall
  2. cuboidal ciliated epithelium
  3. Clara cells
  4. smooth muscle and elastic fibers
23
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alveolar components

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a) alveolar ducts
b) alveolar sacs
c) alveoli

24
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alveolar ducts

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smooth muscle between adjacent alveoli

25
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alveolar sacs

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clusters of alveoli at end of alveolar ducts

26
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alveolar cells

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type I and II

27
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alveolar type I

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(1) very thin squamous epithelium

(2) majority of wall of alveolus

28
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alveolar type II

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(1) in corners of alveoli

(2) secrete surfactant

29
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alveolar septum

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wall between adjacent alveoli

(1) alveolar epithelium
(2) basal lamina
(3) capillaries
(4) connective tissue cells – fibroblasts, mast cells
(5) reticular fibers
(6) macrophages –“dust cells”; also in alveolar spaces

30
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alveolar pores

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a) between adjacent alveoli

b) equalize air pressure

31
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blood-air barrier

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a) alveolar epithelium (type I cells)
b) capillary endothelium
c) fused basal lamina

32
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pulmonary blood supply

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dual supply

  1. nutrition of lung
  2. oxygenation of blood
33
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pulmonary circulation

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  1. oxygenation of blood
  2. pulmonary arteries –> capillaries surrounding each alveolus –> pulmonary
    veins
34
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bronchial circulation

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  1. typical systemic circulation
  2. extends to respiratory bronchioles
  3. anastomoses with pulmonary circulation