respiratory 2; upper respiratory viruses

Question 1

amount of air beyond the tidal volume that can be taken in with the deepest inhalation

Answer 1

inspiratory reserve volume

Question 2

covers opening to the trachea during swallowing

Answer 2

epiglottis

Question 3

tidal volume

Answer 3

the amount of air involved in one normal inhalation and exhalation

Question 4

larynx

Answer 4

produces sound, transports air to trachea

also moistens, warms, and filters incoming air

Question 5

bronchioles

Answer 5

controls air flow in lungs, transports air to alveoli

Question 6

controls air flow in lungs; transports air to alveoli

Answer 6

bronchioles

Question 7

transports air to lungs

Answer 7

trachea and bronchi

Question 8

residual volume

Answer 8

even after the utmost forceful exhalation, this air remains

Question 9

warms and moistens air; helps produce sounds

Answer 9

oral cavity

Question 10

amount of air beyond tidal volume that can be forcibly exhaled

Answer 10

expiratory reserve volume

Question 11

alveoli

Answer 11

provide area for exchange of o2 and co2

Question 12

transports air to larynx

Answer 12

pharynx

Question 13

the amount of air involved in one normal inhalation and exhalation

Answer 13

tidal volume

Question 14

nasal cavity

Answer 14

filters, warms and moistens air

Question 15

produces sounds

Answer 15

larynx

Question 16

provide area for exchange of o2 and co2

Answer 16

alveoli

Question 17

vital capacity

Answer 17

sum of tidal volume and reserves

Question 18

epiglottis

Answer 18

covers the opening to the trachea during swallowing

Question 19

trachea and bronchi

Answer 19

transports air to lungs

Question 20

larger branches in lungs

Answer 20

bronchus

Question 21

even after the utmost forceful exhalation, this air remains

Answer 21

residual volume

Question 22

inspiration

Answer 22

inhaling

Question 23

windpipe

Answer 23

trachea

Question 24

expiration

Answer 24

exhaling

Question 25

filters, warms, and moistens air; transports air to pharynx

Answer 25

nasal cavity

Question 26

rhinovirus / viral rhinitis =

Answer 26

common cold

Question 27

pharynx

Answer 27

transports air to larynx

Question 28

sum of tidal volume and reserves

Answer 28

vital capacity

Question 29

common cold =

Answer 29

rhinovirus / viral rhinitis

Question 30

inspiratory reserve volume

Answer 30

amount of air beyond the tidal volume that can be taken in with the deepest inhalation

Question 31

transports air to pharynx

Answer 31

nasal cavity | oral cavity

Question 32

oral cavity

Answer 32

warms and moistens air; helps produce sounds