Respiratory System Flashcards

1
Q

simple organisms vs large organism’s respiratory system

A

simple: can diffuse in oxygen
large: need respiratory system

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2
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ventilation vs respiration, where it happens

A

ventilation: air in and out, happens in conduction zone
respiration: exchange of O2 and CO2, happens in respiratory zone

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3
Q

conduction zone pathway from nose

A

nose, nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, terminal bronchioles

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4
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respiratory zone pathway from respiratory bronchioles

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respiratory bronchioles, alveolar ducts, alveoli

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5
Q

other roles of respiratory system

A

pH, thermoregulation, protection

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6
Q

larynx made of, contains

A

made of cartilage so keeps airway open
has epiglottis to seal trachea
has vocal cords

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7
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what are primary bronchi vs bronchioles made of

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primary bronchi made of cartilage

bronchioles not made of cartilage but smooth muscle for regulation of alveoli

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8
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respiratory tract lined with ___ cells and the ____ cells secrete ____

A

lined with columnar cells, some are goblet cells that secrete mucus, no gas exchange

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9
Q

alveoli lined with _______

A

single layer simple squamous epithelium, no mucus but alveolar macrophages

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10
Q

mucociliary escalator

A

path of dust particle swept down by cilia into mucosal area and then to pharynx

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11
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what keeps alveolus from collapsing

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soapy surfactant that gets rid of water’s surface tension

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12
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process of inspiration

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active contraction of diaphragm and intercostal muscles between ribs expand

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13
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process of expiration

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passive recoil of lungs

when forced, includes abdominal muscle push

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14
Q

2 types of pleura and their space

A

parietal pleura: lining of body
visceral pleura: lining of lung
pleural space: negative pressure to create vacuum and prevent collapsing

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15
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order of steps of inspiration

A
diaphragm contracts
volume of chest cavity expands
pleural pressure decreases
lung expands
pressure in alveoli becomes negative
air enters lungs and alveoli
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16
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at the end of a resting expiration, alveolar pressure is

A

0

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17
Q

total volume

A

amount of air that moves in and out of lungs at normal (10% of total)

18
Q

expiratory reserve volume

A

volume expired in passive breath

19
Q

functional residual capacity

A

volume left after a passive inhale

20
Q

inspirational reserve volume

A

volume inspired in passive breath

21
Q

inspiratory capacity

A

max volume inspired after relaxed expiration

22
Q

vital capacity

A

max volume inspired after max exhale

23
Q

residual volume

A

volume left after strongest exhale

24
Q

total lung capacity

A

vital capacity + residual volume (total volume of lung)

25
Q

pulmonary edema caused when

A

pressure in L atrium rises, pressure in pulmonary blood leads to fluid leak

26
Q

composition of air

A

80% N2
20% O2
0.5% H2O
0.04% CO2

27
Q

what affects whether a gas will diffuse into liquid or not

A

dependent on partial pressure and solubility

P x S

28
Q

gas in respiratory membrane must pass through 3 things

A

alveolar epithelium, interstitial fluid, then capillary endothelium

29
Q

pulmonary capillaries O2 is equilibrated to

A

alveolar partial pressure of O2

not same as atmospheric O2 pressure because we have H2O and CO2 that takes up the partial pressure

30
Q

breathing is controlled by ______ in brain and stimulated by____ which is monitored by

A

medullar respiratory control center
increase on CO2, decrease in pH, decrease in O2
monitored by peripheral chemoreceptors in aorta/carotid arteries and central chemoreceptors in spine

31
Q

bronchoconstriction is triggered by

A

mechanical stretching of lung tissue
irritation (stop from entering body)
parasympathetic ACh
mast cells during allergy attack

32
Q

levels of skin and type of cell in each

A

hypodermis (subcutaneous tissue), dermis (various cells and blood vessels in connective tissue matrix), epidermis (squamous epithelial)

33
Q

stratum basale

A

bottom most layer of epidermis that keeps replenishing sloughed off epidermis

34
Q

which cells are keratinized in skin and why

A

top of epidermis

when cells die fill with thick keratin to make skin waterproof

35
Q

various cell types in subdermis

A

sensory receptors, sudoriferous glands (sweat), sebaceous glands (oil), hair follicles

36
Q

melanin is in which layer of skin

A

epidermis

37
Q

homeotherm

A

organism whose temperature is constantly regulated

38
Q

chemical thermogenesis

A

something bears do by burning brown adipose tissue for heat

39
Q

what body does when it’s cold

A

contraction of skeletal muscles to shiver
skin insulates
suppress heat loss by cutaneous vasoconstriction (constrict blood flow to skin

40
Q

what body does when hot

A

sweat

cutaneous vasodilation for more blood to flow to skin