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NRTC AP Respiratory

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Area of pharynx in which eustachian tubes open   show
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show epiglottis  
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Respiratory site for gas exchange   show
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serous membrane that covers the surface of the lungs   show
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Main muscle responsible for pulmonary ventilation   show
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Lipid containing fluid that reduces alveolar surface tension   show
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The ability of the lung to stretch and recoil   show
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show oxyhemoglobin  
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show right bronchus  
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Membrane that lines the entire thoracic cavity   show
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show left  
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show olfactory  
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Bone and cartilage dividing the nasal cavity in half   show
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show palate  
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Structures of the lower respiratory tract   show
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structures of the upper respiratory tract   show
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show Nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx  
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Supportive structures of the trachea   show
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show carina  
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space between the parietal pleura and visceral pleura   show
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Primary muscle of ventilation   show
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show medulla oblongata  
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Spinal nerve responsible for innervation of the diaphragm   show
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Normal range of respiration in 1 minute   show
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show Tachypnea  
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show Apnea  
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show Bradypnea  
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Normal, even breathing at reast   show
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show higher, lower  
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Structure that filters and moistens inspired air   show
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show External Intercostals  
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Muscles that expand the lower ribcage and help flatten the diaphragm increase abdominal pressure   show
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Area of the pharynx in which only air passes through   show
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show Oropharynx  
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Gas exchange depends on differences in ________.   show
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