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Anatomy II, EXCI 254

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What is the shared pathway with the digestive system?   pharynx  
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components of respiratory system   Nose / pharynx / larynx / trachea / Bronchi / Lungs  
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To bring air from outside to the lungs, for the lungs to outside environment   Ventilation  
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Exchange of gases between, air, blood and cells   Respiration (external/internal)  
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Exchange of air from alveoli to pulmonary capillaries   External respiration (+ O2 in blood)  
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Exchange of gases from systemic capillaries to tissue cells   Internal respiration (+CO2 in blood)  
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components of conducting portion   nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, terminal bronchioles  
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Function of conducting portion   warm, clean and moisten air  
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Components of respiratory portion   respiratory bronchioles, alveolar sacs, alveoli  
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bones of nose   frontal, nasal, ethmoid, vomer, maxilla  
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nasal cartilages   septal, nasal, alar  
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Between choanae and nose   eustachian tube  
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where are olfactory receptors?   membrane lining of superior nasal concha  
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limits of pharynx   internal nares, cricoid cartilage  
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3 regions of pharynx   nasopharynx / oropharynx / laryngopÄ¥arynx  
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muscular layers of pharynx   outer circular layer / inner longitudinal layer  
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Where are tonsils located?   Pharynx  
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openings of posterior nasal cavity   2 internal nares / 2 openings from Eustachian tube / entrance to oropharynx  
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limits of oropharynx   soft palate to hyoid bone  
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Between fauces   Uvula  
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Swallowing mechanism   uvula moves superiorly  
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Contains 2 pairs of tonsils   palatine tonsils, lingual tonsils  
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limits of laryngopharynx   hyoid bone to cricoid cartilage  
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Composition of epiglottis   epithelial tissue covered in cartilage  
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Voice box   Larynx  
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location of larynx   anterior to C4-C6  
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cartilages of larynx   Thyroid / Cricoid / Epiglottis / Arythenoid / Corniculate / Cuneiform  
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Vocal folds   True vocal cords  
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Ventricular folds   False vocal cords  
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Space between ventricular folds   Vestibule  
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Inferior to larynx   Trachea  
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anterior to esophagus   Trachea  
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Location of trachea   from larynx to T5  
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Layers of trachea   Mucosa / Submucosa / Hyaline cartilage / Adventitia  
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level of Carina   T5  
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Secondary bronchi are made of   Lobar bronchi  
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# of lobar bronchi of right lung   3  
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# of lobar bronchi of left lung   2  
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Tertiary bronchi made of   Segmental bronchi  
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Composition of tertiary bronchi   no cartilage, smooth muscle  
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Components of respiratory unit   Terminal bronchiole Respiratory Bronchiole Alveolar Duct Alveoli  
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location of parietal pleura   T10  
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encloses lungs   Double serous layered pleural membrane  
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folding of parietal/visceral layer   pulmonary ligament  
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structures in root of lung   bronchi, nerves, lymph, pulmonary vessels  
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limits of pleural cavity   6th costal cartilage to 12th rib  
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space that extends vertically   costodiaphragmatic space  
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space that extends horizontally   costomediastinal space  
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layers of lungs   serous coat / subserous coat / parenchyma  
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components of a lobule   alveolar duct, alveoli, vessels, lymph, nerves  
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divides superior and middle lobe   horizontal fissure of right lung  
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component of pulmonar lobe   secondary bronchus  
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component of secondary bronchus   10 tertiary bronchi  
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component of bronchopulmonary segment   lobule  
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surface area of alveoli   70 m2  
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main site of gas exchange   Type I cells  
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secrete alveolar fluid   Type II cells  
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supply pulmonary circulation   Bronchial arteries  
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Bronchial arteries branch from   Thoracic aorta Intercostal arteries  
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Azygos vein divides into   right bronchial vein  
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Accessory hemiazygos vein divides into   left bronchial vein  
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Muscles of inspiration   Diaphragm External intercostals  
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Insertion of diaphragm   central tendon  
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Innervation of diaphragm   Phrenic nerve (C3-C5)  
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Accessory muscles of inspiration   sternocleidomastoid Scalenes Pectoralis minor  
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muscles of forced expiration   Abdominal muscles Internal intercostals Innermost Intercostals Subcostals Transversus Thoracis obliques  
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inflammation of mucous membranes   common cold  
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allergic reaction to pollen or dust   Hay fever  
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allergic reaction plugs up bronchioles   Asthma  
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chronic inflammation of bronchial tree from bacterial infection   Bronchitis  
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Bacilli infection that destroys lung tissue   Tuberculosis  
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progressive decrease in ability to exchange gas   Emphysema  
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Virus, secretes fibrinous exudate   Pneumonia  
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Infection of pleura   Pleurisy  
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conducting airways of lower respiratory tract   larynx, trachea, bronchi  
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innervated by ANS   bronchial tree lungs trachea  
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form roof of nasal cavity   nasal bone cribriform plate frontal bone sphenoid bone  
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form nasal cavity floor   horizontal plate of palatine bone palatine process of maxillae  
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bronchopulmonary segment =   segmental bronchus + pulmonary a. and v.  
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