Exam #6 Flashcards

(55 cards)

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overall functions of the respiratory system (2)

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uptake o2
remove carbon dioxide

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Mouth and nose

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entry and exit for air

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3
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Pharynx

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common passageway for food and air

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4
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Larynx (2)

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epiglottis
contains vocal records

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5
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Larynx: epligottis (2)

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cartilage flap covering glottis (opening to trachea)
prevents food from entering trachea

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6
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Larynx: vocal chords

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voicebox: produce sounds

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7
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Trachea =

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windpipe

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8
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what supports the trachea

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cartilage rings

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9
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Cartilage rings (2)

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mucus: traps matter and bacteria
cilia: sweep particle back to throat

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10
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Bronchiole tree: 6

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  • trachea
    -1 bronchus
    -2 bronchs
    -3 brochus
    -bronchioles
    -alvelous
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11
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Alveolus?

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air sacs = gas exchange

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12
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Pulmonary venue

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flow of freshly oxygenated blood back to the heart

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13
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pulmonary arteriole

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flow o2 depleted blood that has resturned to the heart

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14
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mechanics of breathing =

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negative pressure

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15
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on average smokers die___

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13 to 14 years sooner than nonsmokers

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16
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second hand smoke ratio:

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1.5 to 10

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17
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effects of smoking ( 5)

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immobilize cilia
increase mucus secretion
- inability to clear particles from lungs
- obstruct bronchiole tubes
Destroy macrophages (no defense)

Bronchioconstrictor - reduce airflow
vasoconstrictor- reduce blood flow

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18
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health risks associated with smoking

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lung cancer
bronchitis
emphysema

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19
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lung cancer: Stat (2)

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90 of 100 smokers who develop lung cancer will die from the disease

metastasis (spread is common)

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20
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Bronchitis: 3

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inflammation of airways
toxins irritate cells
scar tissue

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21
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emphysema

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-chronic bronchitis destroys avelor walls
-reduces surface for gas exchange
-affects 1.3 million pople in US

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22
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women issues and smoking (2)

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increase in premature and stillborn
increase SIDS

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23
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what greatly increases these risks in women?

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smoking and using contraceptives

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heart disease stats

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cardiac death 2 to 4 times more likely in smokers than in non-smokers

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nicotine? (3)
vasoconstriction -decrease o2 supply to heart - increase blood pressure
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what hormone makes it adicting
dopamine!
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heimlich maneuver?
procedure to remove an obstruction
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what is ovulation?
egg releases ovaries are out in the ceolum
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where does fertilization happen?
uterus
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what is the hierarchy for a baby
-hypo -pituitary gland -ovares -uterus
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oogenesis?
meiosis in females (formation of haploid eggs)
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Oogesnis what is its function
specialized cell division that occurs in the reproductive organ (ovary) to form gametes (=eg)
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mitosis v meiosis?
mitosis: replace or grow cells meiosis: baby
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ratio for mitosis
1-2
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ratio for meiosis
1-4
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in meiosis what. is the reason why we look different from family?
crossing over: genes are mixed up
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reproductive stage 3
oogonia primary oocyte secondary oocyte - polar body
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oogonia 3
- stem cells for eggs -2n -fetus only 5-6m million
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primary oocyte
-2n -baby around 2 million
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primary oocyte: at puberty?
around 400, 000 left, when ovulate around 400 (then out of eggs = menopause)
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when does meisos begin
primary oocyte
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when does M1 finish
at ovulation
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secondary oocyte
1n ovum (haploid)
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polar body
genetic trash
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what is the ratio of mother cell and functional daughter cells
1-1
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Menstrual cycle
all about preparing an egg for ovulation while at the same time getting the uterus ready to receive it
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period heiracy and what do they produce
hypothalamus (GnRH) pituitary (LH/FSH) ovary estro/proge uterus
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FSH?
follicle stiumualting hormaone down to ovary to form follicle
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LH?
makes it ovulate to release egg
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what happens in the FSH stage? 4
stimulates oogenesis(formation of new egg) stimulates follicle growth and dvp -ovary (follicle) secretes estro endometrial thickening (uterus) -
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what happens in the LH stage
ovulation (release 2 oocyte) 2. corpus lute (foliate that ovulated) formation and maintnece 3. ovary (CL) secretes estro and proges 4. more thickening
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what happens when there is more thickening?
estro and progre shut down FSH and LH release from the pituitary gland
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because lH releases what keep the corpus lute stay together
HCG human chronic gontrapi hormone
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twins ?
two ovary are forming at the same time
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difference btw fraternal and identical
identical: forming in a single zygote with no crossing frat: in separate placentas with crossing