LAB EXAM 2 Flashcards

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What’s the main function of the respiratory track

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Respiration exchange, sound, pH balance, thermal regulation and smell

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How would you describe the lungs “pulmonary”?

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Soft, spongy organs, located in the plural cavities, creating a safe suitable environment for the bronchi tree and is lateral to the heart

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The lungs are _____ to the heart

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Lateral

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What are the two types of attracts in the respiratory system?

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Upper and lower respiratory tracks

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What is contained in the upper respiratory tract?

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Nasal cavity and lyrics

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What is contain in the lower respiratory track?

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Trachea in Avieoli

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What happens in the conduction zone?

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What happens in the respiratory zone?

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Pulmonary refers to

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Lungs referencing ventilation

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Respiration refers to

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Gas exchange

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What’s the five process of respiration?

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Ventilation, external respirations, transportation, internal respiration, and cellular respiration

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How does gas travel?

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Gas travels from higher pressure to lower pressure

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What are the three main factors affecting volume and capacity in the lungs?

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Sex, height, and age

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What is flow rate?

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Respiratory rate

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What is volume?

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Single measurement of air remove or can’t move, typically can change y acutely

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What is capacity in the lungs?

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Multiply volume 2+ of air we can move typically does not change acutely. The max amount of air the lungs can take

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What is ingestion?

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Starts with oral cavity, food going into the alimentary canal

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What is the function of mechanical and chemical digestion?

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Breaking food down into smaller food molecules

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What is absorption

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Smaller food molecules into the blood stream

20
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What is excretion

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Anything that is to large or unabsorable

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What is the oral cavity?

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Entry point of injection, housing for first step of mechanical digestion, and chemical digestion

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What is the pharynx

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Pathway for food propulsion

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Was is the esophagus

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Transports food to stomach

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What’s the action of the stomach?
Mechanical digestion of all macro nutrients, chemical digestion of protein
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What’s the function of the small intestine?
Chemical digestion of all macro nutrients, absorption of macro, nutrients, water, ions, vitamins
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What’s the function of the large intestine?
Dehydration and compacting of injection food for waste elimination
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What’s the function of the rectum
Storage and expulsion of feces
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What is the function of anus?
Excretion of waste
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What is the function of the saliva gland?
Production of saliva enzymes breaks down carbohydrates
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What is the main function of the tongue and teeth?
Mechanical digestion of all food stuff, formation of Bose and produce lingual lipase
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What’s the purpose of the liver?
Production of bile which breaks down lipids into smaller molecules and other metabolic functions
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What’s the main function of the pancreas?
Production of pancreatic enzymes, bicarb released, neutralizes stomach acid
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What’s the function of the gallbladder?
Storage of bile
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What’s the function of appendix?
Stores immune response and good bacteria
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Describe what mechanical digestion is
Breakdown of large food particles to smaller ones by means of mechanical force, for example chewing
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What’s an enzyme
Large protein that act as catalyst for macro nutrients breakdown chemically
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What’s a substrate?
Larger molecules that are acted upon by the enzymes
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What is product?
Typically, the final absorption molecule
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What’s denatured?
Breaking of the enzymes, chemical bonds different from deactivation
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What are enzyme specific to?
Substrate, temperature and pH
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What macro is broken down chemically in the mouth
Carbohydrates and fats
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What macro is broken down chemically in the stomach
Protein
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What macro, broken down chemically in the small intestine
Carbs, protein, and lipids
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What is the pH level in the mouth?
6.75–7.0 PH
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What is the pH level in the stomach?
1.5–3.5 pH
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What is the pH in the small intestine?
7.4–7.8 pH