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Chapter 17 Anatomy & Physiology

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Consists of structures located outside the thoracic cavity   show
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consists of structure located inside the thoracic cavity   show
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show Upper Respiratory Track  
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show Cilia  
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separates the nasal cavity from the mouth   show
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show Hard palate  
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show Soft palate  
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separates oropharynx and nasopharynx   show
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show Soft palate  
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"punching bag" on the soft palate   show
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bone and soft tissue that Separates the cavity into two halves.   show
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show Conchae  
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show Conchae  
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show Conchae  
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show Pharynx  
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show Nasopharynx  
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show Nasopharynx  
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show Oropharynx  
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it contains the palatine tonsils as well as the lingual tonsils   show
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show Laryngopharynx  
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Turbulence warms and humidifies air and traps particles in mucus   show
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show olfactory receptors  
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Air filled cavities in the frontal, maxillae, ethmiod and sphenoid bones   show
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passages of air and food   show
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show Oropharynx  
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Contains the pharyngeal tonsils   show
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show Larynx  
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show Larynx  
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show Larynx  
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it acts as an air passageway between the pharynx and trachea   show
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it produces sound   show
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Closes over the top the larynx during swallowing to direct food and liquids in the esophagus   show
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show Thyroid Cartilage  
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show Glottis  
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lies right in front of the esophagus   show
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show Trachea  
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know as the wind pipe   show
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extends from the larynx to the primary bronchi at a structure called the _________.   show
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like the trachea, it is supported by a "c" shaped rings of cartilage   show
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show Secondary Bronchi  
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the secondary bronchi branches into   show
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very small airways that branch from the tertiary bronchi   show
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Alveolar ducts throughout the lungs terminate in clusters of alveoli are called   show
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the primary structures for gas exchange   show
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show Respiratory membrane  
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the substance that helps reduce surface tension   show
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Millions o fair sacs where bronchioles terminate and where gas exchange occurs   show
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show Alveoli  
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show Respiratory membrane  
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show Lungs  
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show Lungs  
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show Hilum  
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in a space called the plural cavity   show
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show Diaphragm  
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show Apex  
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the right lung has how many lobes   show
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the left lung has how many lobes   show
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show Oblique  
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show Horizontal  
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The fissure in the right lung that separates the middle and inferior lobes   show
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A serous membrane that covers the surface of the lungs, extending into the fissures   show
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show Parietal Pleura  
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show Pleural Cavity  
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the pleural cavity is only a _______ space   show
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It lubricates the pleural surfaces, allowing the two surface to glide painlessly against each other as the lungs expand and contracts   show
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It Creates a pressure gradient that assists in lung inflation   show
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the repetitive process of inhaling   show
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show Expiration  
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it occurs from one inspiration and one expiration   show
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in inspiration: muscles pull the ribs upward, widening the thoracic cavity   show
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show Internal Intercostal  
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show Diaphragm  
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IN expiration: muscles that pull the ribs downward as the external intercostals relax   show
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show Diaphragm  
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muscles of the neck and chest contact to help elevate the chest   show
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such as when singing or shouting-- the rectus abdominis and external abdominals obliques contract to pull down ribs and sternum, further reducing chest size and expelling air more rapidly   show
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the medulla contains how many interconnected centers that control breathing   show
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the primary respiratory center   show
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sends impulses to the intercostal muscles and to the diaphragm   show
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stimulates the inspiratory center to increase the length and depth of inspiration   show
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show Pneumotaxic Center  
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show Pneumotaxic Center  
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show Expiratory Center  
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show Intrapleural pressure  
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show Intrapulmonic pressure  
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the movement of air to and from alveoli   show
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also known as inspiration   show
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also known as expiration   show
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breathing in   show
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show Exhalation  
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show Nervous Regulation  
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show Nervous Regulation  
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show pulmonary compliance  
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show Tidal volume  
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the amount of air inhaled using maximum effort after a normal inspiration   show
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show Expiratory reserve volume  
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this air ensures that the gas exchange continues even between breaths   show
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the amount of air that can be inhaled and exhaled with the deepest possible breath   show
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show Total lung capacity  
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Volume breathed in one minute   show
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Tidal volume x bpm   show
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the amount of air that actually reaches the alveoli   show
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Air NOT in the alveoli with inhalation   show
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occurs normally as air makes its way to the alveoli   show
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includes all air in conducting airways plus the air in any alveoli that are poorly perfused and, therefore, less efficient in gas exchange   show
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show Physiological dead space  
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show Partial pressure  
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The process in which our bodies make energy   show
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show Oxyhemoglobin  
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show Oxyhemoglobin  
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show Carbaminohemoglobin  
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show Glottis  
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opening on the lung's medial surface through which primary bronchi and pulmonary blood vessels pass   show
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show Bronchioles  
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show Alveolus  
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show Bronchi  
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