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ch 22 Respiratory
Ch 22 handout
Question | Answer |
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functions of respiratory system | 1) air passage and movement 2) exchange of gases (oxygen and CO2) 3) Produce speech - larynx 4) maintain ph of blood |
made of ethmoid bone, cartilage and ciliated epithelial | Nose |
ciliated epithelium and goblet cells which produce mucous | NASAL MUCOSA *** |
parts of paranasal sinuses (air cavities) | frontal, maxiliary, sphenoidal and ethmoid |
three pharyngeal regions | nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx |
-pharyngeal region behind the nasal cavity, passage for air. | nasopharynx |
-pharyngeal region that are both passage for air and food | oropharynx and laryngopharynx |
oropharynx's later walls | palantine tonsils |
3 functions of larynx | 1) provides passageway to trachea from pharynx 2) voice production (vocal cords) 3) acts as a switching mechanism to route air and food into proper channels. |
structures of larynx | 1) thyroid cartilage 2) epiglottis 3) vocal cords |
large piece of cartillage on anterior surface of neck. usually called "adam's apple" | Thyroid cartillage |
upper cartilage acts as a flap, with swallowing, it prevents food, air or fluid from entering into the larynx and going into trachea | epiglottis |
composed of muscle and elastic ligaments covered by mucus membrane. located on either side of glottis, below the epiglottis, vibrates and produces sounds | vocal cords |
transports air from upper airway to brochi and lungs | trachea |
paired organs located on either sides of the heart, encircled and protected by the rib cage. | lungs |
bottom portion of lungs, sits on diaphragm | base |
superior tip of lungs at level of clavicle | apex |
indentation on medial surface of each lung where primary bronchus and pulmonary artery and vein enter lungs | hilus |
pleura-serous membrane that lines chest wall | parietal |
pleura-serous membrane lies on surface of lungs | visceral |