Haney Medterm c11-HC
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| What is external respiration | Oxygen is inhaled into the lungs
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| What is internal respiration | Oxygen you inhale circulates from the pulmonary bloodstream in the lungs, back to the heart, to the systemic bloodstream
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| What two ways does air enter the body | Nose and Mouth
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| What are the hair like projections on the mucous membranes | Cilia
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| Whats another name for your throat | Pharynx
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| What does your larynx do | Contains structures that make vocal sounds possible
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| Whats another name for your trachea | Windpipe
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| Whats another name for your alveoli | Air sacs
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| Whats your uppermost part of your lung called | Apex
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| Whats is the lower part of your lung called | Base
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| What is the outer later of the pleura | Parietal pleura
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| What is the inner most layer of the pleura | Visceral pleura
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| What is the space between the lungs called | Mediasinum
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| What are capillaries | Network of tiny blood vessels
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| What is the diaphragm | Seperates the throratic cavity from the abdominal cavity
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| What is exhalation | Air is being forced out of the lungs
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| What are the two main branches leading from the trachea to the lungs | Bronchi
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| What is pain in the larynx | Laryngalgia
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| What is the enlarged upper end of the trachea below the root of the tongue | Larynx
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| What are the external nostrils | Nares
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| What is the name of the nerve that is known as the motor nerve to the diaphgram | Phrenic nerve
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| What is the double folded membrane that lines the thoratic cavity | Pleura
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| What is your septum | A wall that divides two cavities
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| What is another name for your chest | Thorax
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| What is apenea | Temporary cessation of breathing
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| What is abnormally slow breathing | Bradypnea
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| What is dysphonia | Difficulty speaking
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| What is epistaxis | Hemorrhage from the nose
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| What is hypercapinia | Increase amount of carbon dioxide in the blood
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| What is hypoxemia | Insufficient oxygenation of the blood
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| What is hypoxia | Deficiency of oxygen
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| What is pleural rub | Frition fub caused by inflammation of the pleural space
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| What is rhinorrhea | Thin water discharge from the nose
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| What is rhonchi | Rales of rattlings in the throat
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| What is tachypnea | Abnormal rapidity of breathing
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| What is another name for the common cold | Coryza
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| What is empyema | Pus in a body cavity
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| What is pleuritis | Inflammation of the viscereal and parietal pleura
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| What is pneumonia | Inflammation of the lungs caused by bacteria, virusis, and chemical irritants
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