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What is the sequence of passage through which air passes through respiriatory system
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What is the sequence of passage through which air passes through respiriatory system Nasal cavities-pharynx-larynx-trachea-bronchus-bronchioles-aveoli
Windpipe Trachea
nares nostrils
the opening into the larynx is the? glottis
adams appple larynx
right lung is divied to how many lobes three lobes
left is divided into how many lobes Two lobes
Each lung is covered with? pleural membrane
the plueral membrane that cover the lung visceral pleura
Its floor is the strong dome-shaped muscle diaphragm
the movement of air into and out of the lungs pulmonary ventilation
expiration exhalation breathing out
inspiration inhalation breathing in
the two muscles that contract during inspiration diaphragm, external intercostals
what happens during inhalation diaphrag and intercostals muscles contract - volume of chest cavity increase- lungs expand -volume of lungs increases - air pressure descreases - air move into lungs
what happens during exhalation diaohragm intercostals muscles relax- volume of cavity decreases - lungs recoil -lung volume decreases - pressure in aveoli increases - air rushes out of lung
the movement of molecules from a region of higher concentration to region of lowe rconcentration diffusion
the body uses up about how uch of inhaled oxygen one third of oxygen
how many time a day do we breath and how any pounds of air 20,000 time a day... 35 pounds
seals off the larynx during swallowing epiglottis
the process by which cells capture energy from nutrients celluar respiration
the rate of respiration is mainly determined by carbon dioxide concentration
normal breathing rate for huan adult 12- 20 miniutes
attachments of the diaphragm o-xphoid process 7-12 ribs L1-L3 I- central tendon
demensions of the trachea 4-4.5 inches long, 1 inch in diameter
helps produce sound in the larynx arytenoid cartilage
forms the adams apple thyroid cartilage
carbon dioxide is transported mainly in the form of bicarbonate ions
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