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anatomy final respiratory system

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anatomically the respiratory system consists of?   show
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functionally the respiratory syst can be dividedinto?   show
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show transports air  
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respiratory portion of repiratory system   show
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conducting portion includes   show
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respiratory portion is composed of   show
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show breathing also called pulmonary bentilation  
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two cyclic phases of breathing   show
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respiration cycle   show
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functions of resp system?   show
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show negative  
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exhale by ___ pressure   show
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inspiration   show
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show exhalation  
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show prior to reaching tiny air sacs of lungs, the gases are warmed, humidified and cleansed of particulate matter through contact with the resp epithelium  
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show sound  
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show nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, teeth lips tongue  
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crqanial nerve 1 (_____) relies upon _____ in upper nasal mucous membranes   show
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ridges in nose   show
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show trapping foreign debris in mucus and destroying microbes with lysozyme  
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show enzyme that destroys microbial cell walls  
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cystic fibrosis   show
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show twisted pathways through teh nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses, cause inhaled air to becom very turbulent during inhalation  
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show inhaled molecules that dissolvein the mucus overlying othe olfactory epithelium  
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describe the structure of the respiratory system that help protect body against airborns infection?   show
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show inhaled dust, microbes, insects and pollen  
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show large quantities of irritating materials enter  
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show nose and nasal cavity, paranasal sinus, pharynx (throat)  
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the _____ is the main conducting airway for inhaled air.   show
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show nasal bones that form bridge of the nose  
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show cartilaginous portion of the nose  
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show paired nostrils (external nares)  
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show nasal cavity  
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the nasal cavity is continuous posteriorly with teh   show
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roof of nasal cavity is formed by   show
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show horizontal plate of maxillae, horizontal portions of palatine bones  
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show vestibule  
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show vibrissae, help trap large particles  
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nasal cavity is lined with?   show
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show olfactory epithelium (numerous chemorecep)  
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nasal septum   show
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show conchae (turbinates - b/c create turbulence in inhaled air)  
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show that air remains in the nasal cavity for a longer time, so that the air becomes warmed and humidified  
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show just inferior to the inferior nasal conchae  
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show filtration, conditioning, olfaction, RESONATING CHAMBER contributes to sound production  
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paranasal sinuses decrease   show
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all sinuses communicate with the nasal cavity by ducts and are lined by?   show
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paranasal sinuses   show
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pharynx   show
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shape of pharynx   show
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pharynx originates________ and extends inferiorly ______   show
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cockroach walks into the nose of a person what is he going to see on the ceiling of the nasal cavity?   show
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show common pathway for both inhaled and exhaled air adn for ingested food  
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show mucosa and contain skeletal muscles taht are primarily used for swallosing  
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show nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx  
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show vomer (ethmoid is a cranial bone)  
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show posterior part of the oral cavity  
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normall only ____ passes through the nasopharynx   show
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food and drink are blocked from entering the nasopharynx by elevation of?   show
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what connect the nasopharynx to the middle ear so air pressure can be equalized behind the ear drum?   show
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show pharyngeal tonsil (adenoids)  
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adenoids   show
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middle pharyngeal region   show
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show soft palate, hyoid bone  
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show sup and nasal conchae of ethmoid  
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show common resp and digest pathway throguh widh both air and swallowed food and drink pass  
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the epithelium of oropharynx contains?   show
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what is the name of the pair of paranasal sinuses that are not in a cranial bone?   show
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show paranasal cavity  
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which sinus is the wost drainage?   show
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lymphatic organs in the oropharynx function?   show
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name the lymphatic organsin the oropharynx   show
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inferior narrowed region of pharynx   show
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where does the laryngopharynx terminate   show
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laryngopharynx is lined with?   show
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show travel up eustacian tube from nasopharynx  
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_____ rises upward with teh _____ during swallowing   show
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the ___ are tne massees of lymphatic tissue you see at the back of the oropharynx while the _____ are not apparent and are located int he nasopharynx   show
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show conduction airways as well as the srepiratiory portion of resp system  
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larynx   show
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show ant nares, septal cartilate, flood of nasal cavity, vest, inf nasal conchae, pose nares, uvula soft palate, tongue, teeth, come out past mobile labia out buccal cavity  
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describe the larynx   show
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larynx is bound superiorly by the ____ and posterioly by the ____ nad inferiorly by the _____.   show
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superior aspect of larynx is lined with?   show
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inferior to the vocal cords,the larynx lining becomes a ?   show
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show prevents swallows materials formentering lower resp tract, conduc air into the lower resp tract, produces sounds  
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show framework of nine piece sof cartilage that are held in place by liganaments and muscles  
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the voice box is shapedmore like a ?   show
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show adams apple (secondary sexually characteristic of males)  
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bellow thyroid cartilage   show
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show is a complete ring (unusual)  
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show the esophagus  
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largest cartilage of larynx is the   show
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thyroid cartilage forms the _____ walls of hte larynx   show
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show posterior component and if formed from hylanine cartilage  
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laryngeal prominence   show
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overall growth of the thyroid cartilage is stimulated by the ?   show
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cricoid cartilage forms the   show
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show hylaine cartilage  
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show attaches the cricoid cart to the inderior edge of the thyroid cartilage  
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where is the cricothyroid ligament?   show
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cricothyrotomy   show
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incisions of cricothyrotomy   show
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show elastic cartilage  
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what is cut in a cricothyrotomy (or cric)   show
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show pharynx from its attch to the thyroid cartilage  
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show laryngeal opening, preventing materials from entering the larynx  
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during swallowint he the larynx ____ and moves forward while the epiglottis is bent _____ to cover the underlying glottis   show
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show inferiorly  
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show epiglottis  
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laryngoscope   show
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show vestibular ligaments, vocal ligaments  
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show superior ligaments of the larynx  
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vocal ligamnets   show
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vestibular folds   show
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show "true vocal cords", vocal ligaments along witht eh mucous membrane covering them - THEY PRODUCE SOUND WHEN AIR PASSEES BETWEEN THEN  
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the tip of the laryngoscope either pivots the ____ anteriorly at its baseo r actually touches the epiglottis to pull it _______. In bothe instances the epiglottis moves away from teh ____ and makes it easier to look down into the _____.   show
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false vocal cords   show
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show vocal ligaments  
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show vocal cords  
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true vocal cords vibrate when air is passed over them and produce _____.   show
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vocal cords of males are longer, vibrate more slowly than those of _____ and produce lower _____.   show
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show opening between the vocal folds  
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show abducted, narrower, adducted  
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if you're trying to intubate a baby   show
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show rima glottidis plus the vocal folds.  
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show vibrate, sound  
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what determines the quality of the sound?   show
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show length of the vocal folds  
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___ is determined by the tightness or tautness of the vocal folds   show
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loudness is depends on the?   show
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as we grow our vocal folds increase in _____, resulting in?   show
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under the influence of testosterone?   show
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show intrinsic laryngeal muscles  
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show higher sound, lower the pitch of sound  
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lot of air forced throug ht erima glottidis produces? little air forced throug proudces?   show
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show only the most posterior portion of the rima glottidis is opena nd the vocal cords do nott vibrate  
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show whisper  
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why is it that all whisper sounds are the same pitch?   show
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show shorter, smaller vocal folds, produce higher voices  
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when a male goes throught puberty what occurs to his voice?   show
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recognizable speech requires the participation of numerous structures   show
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show male soprano's, cut of testes to keep high voices  
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why is it that children have high, nasal-like voices?   show
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show flexible, slightly rigid tubular organ often referred to as the windpipe  
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show mediastinum, esophagus, larynx, brochi  
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windpipe   show
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show C-shaped hyaline cartilage rings with the open part of the C facing posteriorly to allow the esophagus to bulge anteriorly when food is passing down teh esophagus  
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show posteriorly, to allow the esophagus to bulge anteriorly when food is passing down the esophagus  
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if the C-shaped hyaline cartilages weren't there what would occur to your trachea   show
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tracheal cartilages   show
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the open ends of each C-shaped piece are bound together by the?   show
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show airflow by narrowing the diameter of trachea  
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show when you're trying to expel a foreign object or mucus (coughing)  
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show coughing and sneezing, internal intercostals, abdominal muscles, diaphragm, trachealis muscle  
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show ciliated epithelium and mucus secreting cells (dus and foreign particles are swept up into the pharynx where the mucus is either coughed out or swallowed  
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show ciliated epith and mucus secreting cells sweeping up dust and foreign particles  
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at the level of the sternal angel the trachea?   show
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much of what you inhale everyday you ___-   show
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show vertical, more acute angle (because of the heart)  
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show because objects are more likely to lodge in the right lung as it is more of a straight down route  
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show right, left  
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carina   show
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show when you vomit something up and then breath it into lungs  
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show highly branched system of air-conducting passages taht orginate from teh l and r primary bronchi and progressively branch into narrower tubes as they diverge  
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if we're talking about the respiratory tree what is the trunk? two main branches?   show
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show conduct air  
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show incomplete rings of hyaline cartilage, ensure they remain open  
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primary bronchi enter into the medialsurface of the lungs together with the J_____, ____ and _____   show
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show medial surface of the lung  
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primary bronchi branches into?   show
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lft lung has ____ secondary braonchi   show
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show three, has three lobes  
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secondary bronchi divide into   show
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show cartilage rings or cilia  
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all bronchi have ___-   show
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show ciliated epithelium  
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a ________ develops between the mucosa of the airways and tthe cartilaginous support in the wall   show
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since bronchioles contain no cartilage rings, what prevents them from collapsing?   show
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show thicker layer of smooth muscle than large bronchi  
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bronchoconstriction   show
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show smooth muscle relaxation dilates bronchioles  
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show final segment of the conducting pathway, conduct air into the resp portion of the resp system  
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the airways that are easiest to collapse are the?   show
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respiratory portion of respiratory system consists of?   show
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show bronchioles narrowing  
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show the final portionof the conducting system and conduct air to the respiratory portion of the resp syste  
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describe the epithelium in the resp portion of resp system?   show
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show resp bronchioles and the alveolar ducts  
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how are the thin walled alveoli specialized?   show
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oxygen diffuses from the alveoli into the _____ so it can be carried by teh _____ ot the body's metabolically active tissues   show
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co2 diffuses out of the ______ in to the _____ so it can be expired   show
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show 300-400 million  
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show packing of millions of alveoli together  
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alveolar macrophages   show
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lungs house   show
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show mediastinum  
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show visceral pleura  
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internal thoarcic walls, lateral surfaces of mediatinum and sup srf of diaphragms   show
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final portion of the conducting system?   show
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show alveoli  
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show hilum of each lung  
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potential space between serous membrane layers   show
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show alveolar macrophages  
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show pleural cavity, teh visceral and parietal pleurae are almost in contact with eachother  
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if you have a collapsed lung   show
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show partial vaccuum  
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the parietal and visceral pleura move as a ____unless?   show
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pneumothorax   show
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right lung is divided into   show
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feft lung is subdivided into the?   show
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show bronchopulmonary , each with own tertiary bronchus  
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the deoxygenated blood that enters teh pulmonary capillaries becomes _____ before it returns to the lft atrium through a series of pulm venules and veins   show
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systemic circulation of lungs consists of   show
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approx three or four tiny __________ branch from teh anterior wall of the descending thoracic aorta and divide to form capillary beds to supply strux int eh bronchial tree   show
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increasingly larger ______ collect venous blood from these same strx and drain into the ________   show
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lymph nodes and vessels of the lungs are located where?   show
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the lymph nodes collect _________ that were not filtered out by the ciliated epithelium of the lung   show
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lymphatic drainage of right lung drains into the _________, while the lymphatic drainageof hte lefts lung drains into the ______.   show
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inspiration   show
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_____ nerve stim diaphragm   show
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show out and down and the visceral pleura with the attch lung, follows (air is pulled in by neg pressure)  
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show PASSIVE PROCESS, caused by teh elastic recoil of teh lung tissues. This causes the ribs to move down and in and the diaph to be pulled up.  
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in order to passively exhale a person has to?   show
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the internal intercostals can be used for ____ exhalation   show
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show breathing  
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show (blank)  
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the lungs are innervated by?   show
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show bronchodilation  
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main funct of the parasympathetic innervation of the lungs is?   show
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teh involuntary, rhythmic activities taht deoliver and remove resp gases are regulated in the   show
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regulatory respiratory centers are located in?   show
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show pons  
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show medulla oblongata  
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smoking and pollution can lead to   show
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a decrease in elastic connective tissue, reduces the amoun of   show
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show carbon particles in the cells  
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