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Respiratory system

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Nasal cavities   show
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Nasal septum   show
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Nostrils   show
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Nasal choana   show
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Nasal conchae   show
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show Small cavities in the bones of the skull, lined with mucous membranes, communicate with the nasal cavities  
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Pharynx   show
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Nasopharynx   show
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Oropharynx   show
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show Bottom portion of the pharynx, lies directly above the larynx  
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Larynx   show
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show Also called the voice box  
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Glottis   show
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show Cartilaginous structure above the glottis, folds down over the glottis during swallowiing to prevent food and water from entering the trachea  
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show Rigid tube made up of a series of horseshoe-shaped cartilaginous rings, connects the pharynx to the bronchi of the lungs  
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show Trachea  
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show Organs in which gas exchange takes place  
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Mediastinum   show
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show Cartilaginous tubes that extend from the trachea into the lungs  
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Bronchioles   show
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show Diffusion  
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Terminal bronchioles   show
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show Tiny sacs that number about 350 million per lung, where gas exchange takes place  
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show Lipid secreted into the alveoli, reduces surface tension of water within the lung, thus decreasing energy required to fill the alveoli with air  
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Pleural membranes   show
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Parietal pleura   show
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Visceral pleura   show
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Cardiac notch   show
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Inhalation   show
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Exhalation   show
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Tidal volume   show
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show Volume of air that remains in the lungs after maximum exhalation  
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show Volume of air that can be exhaled after maximum inhalation  
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show Total volume of air that can be contained in the lungs  
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Eupnea   show
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Apnea   show
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show Trouble breathing  
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