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anatomy Exam 2

(a) respiration intro

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boyle's law inverse relationship of volume and air pressure
how many main structures are part of respiration -and what are they (3) 1. visceral thorax 2. bony thorax 3. muscles of respiration
visceral thorax (how many parts) aka "deep" thorax. internal organs and soft tissues, protected by bony thorax -5 parts
purpose of the visceral thorax -keeps open airway -allows for communication between lungs and external environment
parts of the visceral thorax 1. nasal + oral cavities 2. pharynx + larynx 3. trachea 4. esophagus 5. lungs
bony thorax (how many parts) skeletal structure, -5 parts
purpose of bony thorax protects visceral thorax
parts of the bony thorax 1. vertebral column 2. ribs 3. pectoral girdle 4. sternum 5. pelvic girdle
muscles of respiration primary and accessory muscles of inspiration and expiration
two types of inspiration 1. quiet 2. forced
two types of expiration 1. passive 2. active
goal of inspiration bring respiratory system to state of negative pressure to allow air to flow into lungs, and alveoli to absorb oxygen
goal of expiration bring respiratory system to relaxed state -eliminate the waste products of respiration
Created by: liz gelles
 

 



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