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Anatomy Resp Review

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Where does carbon dioxide flow after the larynx when leaving the body? Hint: connects nose to throat   show
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Where does oxygen flow after the larynx when leaving the body?   show
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When the diaphragm is relaxed, is it elevated, or lowered and flat?   show
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show increased  
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When the diaphragm is relaxed, does are move into or out of the lungs   show
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When the diaphragm is relaxed, is this inhalation or exhalation?   show
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show lowered and flat  
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show decreased  
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show into  
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show inhalation  
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What helps keep the airways open in the trachea?   show
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show trachea  
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show pleural fluid  
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The involuntary control of regular, resting breathing is controlled by the -   show
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The voluntary control of breathing is controlled by the -   show
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show smoking  
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What helps prevent food from entering the respiratory system?   show
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show 12-20  
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What would be considered an increased breathing rate or tachypnea?   show
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show less than 12 bpm  
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How many lobes does the right lung have   show
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How many lobes does the left lung have   show
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Where does external respiration occur   show
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where does internal respiration occur   show
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show diaphragm and intercostals (between ribs)  
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show trachea  
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show nasopharynx oropharynx laryngopharynx  
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show mucus  
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show cilia  
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show deoxygenated blood  
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show oxygenated blood  
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when you exercises, or have a decrease in the access to oxygen, would you expect your respiration rate to increase or decrease?   show
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show your body is trying to get access to more O2 and get rid of accumulating CO2 to stay in homeostasis  
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what is part of the upper respiratory system   show
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show trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli  
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show lymphatic system  
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show nervous system  
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the respiratory system works with which body system to transport oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout the body   show
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show esophagus  
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show larynx  
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show sinus  
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create pathways from the trachea to the left and right lungs   show
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show bronchioles  
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