Exam 2 – Lecture 17: Respiratory System 2 Flashcards

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What makes up the lung and lower airways?

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Trachea
Bronchus
Bronchioles
Alveolar ducts
Alveolus
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What are the different bronchi?

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Primary or mainstem

Right and left

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3
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What do bronchi immediately start branching into?

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Secondary and tertiary branches that get smaller and smaller

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What happens to epithelium as you go deeper into the lung?

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It gets shorter

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What makes up secondary and tertiary bronchi?

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Mucosa
Muscularis
Submucosa
Cartilage rings
Adventitia
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What is found throughout the bronchi?

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Muscularis

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What disappears as you move lower in the submucosa?

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Glands

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What happens to cartilage rings by the time you get to the bronchi?

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They are complete

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9
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What are bronchioles?

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Next branch after 3º bronchi

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10
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How are bronchioles generally measured?

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mm in diameter

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11
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Do bronchioles have cartilage or glands?

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No

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12
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What happens to bronchioles?

A

Continue branching

Epithelium gets shorter and they lose cilia

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What is happening with respiratory epithelium at the point of bronchioles?

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It is no longer making mucus and is not held open by cartilage

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Why does cilia go away in bronchioles?

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Mucus is not being made

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15
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How must stuff in the bronchioles come out?

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Through lymphatics or a deep cough

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16
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What do bronchioles give way to?

A

Respiratory bronchioles

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What surrounds the alveolus?

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Capillary beds

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What is in terminal bronchioles?

19
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What are clara cells like?

A

Non-cilia
Dome
Lipoprotein

20
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Where are alveoli?

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After alveolar ducts and sacs

21
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What do alveoli look like?

A

Cluster of grapes

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What are alveoli the site of?

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Gaseous exchange

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What is the surface area of alveoli?

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What do alveolar ducts give way to?

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What are the cells in an alveolus?
Type 1 pneumocyte Type 2 pneumocyte Brush cell Macrophage
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What does a type 1 pneumocyte consist of?
Squamous epithelium
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What is a type 2 pneumocyte?
Stem cell of the lung
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What happens when a type 1 pneumocyte is damaged?
Type 2 reproduces and replaces type 1 cells
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What do brush cells do?
Monitor air quality and can open or reduce alveolar space
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What do macrophages do with alveoli?
Help to rid the lungs of anything that penetrates anything deep into the lungs
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What do endothelial cells share a basement membrane with?
Type 1 pneumocyte
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What does surfactant do?
Helps keep the alveoli open
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What species does not have alveolar pores?
Cattle
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Because cattle do no have alveolar pores, what does this make them susceptible to?
Emphysema
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What is emphysema?
Gas outside of the airways, but within the lungs
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What are alveolar pores?
Spaces between the alveoli
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What do alveolar pores do?
Connect alveoli together so that trapped air can get out via another alveolus
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What is intersitium?
Stuff between the main organs and surrounding connective tissues Space between the alveoli
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What happens with type 2 pneumocyte hyperplasia?
It causes you to lose surface area in the lungs and makes it harder for oxygen to be removed