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bio 163 lab quiz

respiratory and digestive system

TermDefinition
direction of respiration before the lungs. 1. external nares 2. nasal cavity 3. nasopharynx 4. oropharynx 5. laryngopharynx 6. larynx (voice box) 7. trachea LUNGS
direction of respiration after the lungs. 8. primary bronchi 9. secondary (lobar) bronchi 10. tertiary (segmental) bronchi 11. bronchioles 12. terminal bronchioles 13. respiratory bronchioles 14. alveolar duct 15. alveolar sac 16. alveolus (alveoli)
lung anatomy, right lobes superior, middle, inferior
lung anatomy, left lobe superior, inferior
nasal cavity: palate hard= roof of mouth soft= back of mouth
pharynx or throat nasopharynx (above mouth) oropharynx (behind mouth) laryngopharynx (behind throat)
larynx or voice box (in front of throat) thyroid cartilage (in front of larynx) epiglottis (above larynx) (covers and protects trachea) glottis (vocal folds) true vocal cords (oval area in larynx)
trachea or windpipe hyaline cartilage (c ring)
lungs lining visceral pleura (inside) parietal pleura (outside) pleura fluid (middle)
boyle's law more volume, less pressure (inhale) less volume, more pressure (exhale)
inspiratory reserve deepest inhale
tidal volume normal inhale and exhale
expiratory reserve forceful
residual volume remaining after forceful
vital capacity sum of tidal volume (deep-force) VC=TV+IRV+ERV
dead air non functioning aveoli
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