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| The oral cavity refers to the | mouth
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| two structures located at the posterior portion of the oral cavity are the | palatine tonsils
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| The tonsils are | lympth tissue
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| Lympth tissue is part of your | immune system
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| the nasal cavities refer to the | nose
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| The two meati of the nasil cavities are called | nostils or external nares
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| The hairs found lining the nasal cavities ast as | nasal septum
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| The hairs found in the lining nasal cavities ast as as | screening devices
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| The nasal cavities are sparated by the | nasal septum
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| The nasal cavities house the sense of smell that refers to the | olfactory sense
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| The masal cavities are lined with | mucous membranes
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| mucous membranes produce | mucus
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| The pharynx is aks | The throat
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| The oropharynx refers to the | oral cavity and throat
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| nasopharyngeal means | pertaining to nasal cavity and pharynx
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| The adenoids are located in the | nasopharynx
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| The adnoids are located in the | nasopharynx
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| The adnoids are | lymph tissue
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| lymph tissue is part of the | immune system
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| The nasopharynx also houses two ducts that lead to the middle ears called | eustachian tubes (ustation)
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| The function of the eustaachian tubes is to | equalized press to prevent rupture of the eardrum (tympanorrhexis)
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| The larynxi is aka | voice box or vocal cords
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| The larynx connects the | pharynx with the trachea
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| Larynxpharynx (hypopharynx) | refer to the larynx and pharynx
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| The larynx is suppoted by | pieces of cartilage
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| These pieces of cartilage are called | Thyroid, epiglottis and cricord cartilage
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| The largest piece of cartilage is the | thyroid cartilage is adam's apple.
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| The epiglottis is the | lid over the larynx
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| The epigottis is designed to | open and close when we breath and swallow
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| The glottis is the sapce between the | larynx (vocal cords)
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| The trachea is aka | windpipe
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| The bronchi are the tow main airway branches that | bifricate off the trachea
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| The two main branches are called | right primary bronchus and the left primary bronchus
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| The primary bronchi divide to form small bronchi called the | secondary (lober) bronchi
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| The secondary or lobar bronchi continue to brand forming even smaller bronchi called | tertiary (segmented) bronchi
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| Teritiary or segmented bronchi divide into smaller branchi | called bronchioles
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| Bronchioles branch into even smaller tubes called | terminal bronchioles
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| Terminal bronchioles subdivided into microscopic branches called | respiratory bronchioles.
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