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chapter 15

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what respiratory system provide?   show
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What does it means to obtain with?   show
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What is external nares?   show
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show is anterior portion of the nasal cavity, nose hair are located here  
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show by the maxillary and palatine bones, and form the floor of the nasal cavity and separates the nasal and oral cavity.  
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show extend behind the hard palate and lies under the nasopharynx.  
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show from the vestibule to the internal nares through the conchae, allowing extra time for warming and humidifying the air.  
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where internal nares open?   show
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what is pharynx or other name for it?   show
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Pharynx extend from where?   show
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What are the 3 divisions of pharynx   show
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where nasopharynx extend   show
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what does nasopharynx contains   show
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where oropharynx extend?   show
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what lies in the lateral walls of the oropharynx?   show
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show extends from the hyoid bone to the level of the esophagus.  
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show contain epiglottis and glottis  
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What is epiglottis?   show
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What is glottis?   show
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show forms the anterior and lateral surfaces of the larynx, a prominent ridge on the anterior surface form the Adams's Apple.  
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what form the Adam's Apple?   show
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show provides posterior support to the larynx.  
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What is the level of trachea also known as?   show
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What is aspiration?   show
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show compression to the abdomen just below the diaphragm to expel contents from the respiratory tract  
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What is intubation   show
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What is tracheostomy?   show
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show the trachea branches in the mediastinum to form the right and left primary bronchi  
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show the right primary bronchi is larger in diameter and descend at a stepper angle; a foreign object would most likely enter the right bronchi.  
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show each lung, they branch off into secondary bronchi, which enter each lobe of the lung.  
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what secondary bronchi divide to:   show
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bronchioles   show
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show bronchioles branches further into terminal bronchioles  
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terminal bronchi divide   show
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show respiratory bronchioles open into a passageway called a alveolar duct  
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show the duct open to an alveolar sac which contains many single alveoli  
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Alveoli is   show
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what is pulmonary embolism   show
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the right lung has how many lobes?   show
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The left lung has how many lobes?   show
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each lobe has divide by what?   show
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show rounded superior portion of each lung  
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Base   show
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show pleural cavities are separated by the mediastinum  
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show each lung occupies and single pleural cavity lined by a serous membrane called the pleura  
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show both pleural layers visceral and parietal secrete pleural fluid  
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Thoracentesis is   show
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pneumothorax is   show
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show collapsed lung due to a pneumothorax  
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show is blood in the pleural cavity (space)  
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Pulmonary ventilation is   show
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Respiratory cycle is   show
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show is number of breath per minute  
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Cystic fibrosis   show
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Croup   show
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show is inflammation of the lung  
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Tuberculosis   show
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COPD   show
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bronchitis   show
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show destructive changes in brochioles that cause a dramatic increase in the volume of air in the lungs, not able to fully exhale  
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Asthma   show
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show is fluid in the pleural cavity  
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Empyema   show
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Hemothorax   show
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Apnea   show
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show difficulty breathing  
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Epistaxis   show
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