unit 9 Respiratory Flashcards

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nasal cavity

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divided by septum/vomer. pseudostrat columnar ET. capillaries that warm air, chemoreceptors to sense smell, and conchae to cause turbulence for air

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pharynx

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muscular passageway. divides into oro, naso, and laryngo. area at back of throat that moves air

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3
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larynx contaisn

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epiglottis, thyroid cartilage and cricoid cartilage

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4
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hilum

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where carina enters into lung and divides into bronchioles. where blood vessels and bronchi enter/exit the lung

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5
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terminal bronchioles

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branches into respiratory bronchioles which lead to alveolar ducts and alveoli

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alveoli

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micro air sacs comprised of simple squamous ET, does gas exchange w capillaries and connected by alveolar pores

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7
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surfactant

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produced by alveolar cells to reduce surface tension inside alveoli so they may expand

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8
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what type of tissue makes up the upper airway

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pseudostrat columnar ET

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9
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boyles law states. how do muscles use this

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as volume increases, pressure decreases. muscles change volume of lung to lower pressure/allow breathing

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10
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muscles moving thru inhalation

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diaphragm contracts (lowers), external intercostals lift ribs. intrapulmonary pressure is 757

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11
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muscles move thru exhalation

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diaphragm relaxws (rises), internal intercostals lower. intrapulmonary pressure 763

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12
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peripheral chemoreceptors

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monitor amount of O2 in blood from aortic arch. sends signals to pons to adjust depth of breath

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13
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drive to breathe responds faster to

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CO2 changes, slower to O2 changes

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14
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what is emphysema

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slow destruction of alveolar walls , causing loss of elasticity and decrease of surface area. CO2 gets trapped in lungs causing flat diaphragm and decreased breath sounds

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15
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symptoms of bronchitis

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wheezing, hypoxia, increased RBC and hemoglobin, rhonchi

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16
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symptoms of emphysema

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weight loss, dyspnea, xray hyperinflations, flat diaphragm, decreasing breathing sounds

17
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what is asthma

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inflammation of bronchioles and increased mucus production. diagnosed thru pulmonary function testing, checking lung volume, bronchodilator. managed thru monitoring, peak flow meter, medication (preventative and rescue)

18
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pneumonia

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fluid builds up around alveoli causing decreased gas exchange and hypoxia

19
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lifestyle changes in response to COPD

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quitting smoking, light exercise, breathing techniques, self monitoring

20
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tuberculosis

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bacterial infection causes bloody cough and abnormal chest xray in RUL. other symptoms are fever, night sweats, weight loss. airborne, treated w antibiotics.

21
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increase in CO2 causes blood pH to

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decrease