Respiratory Anatomy & Intro Flashcards

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What is the difference between the ventilation system and the respiration system?

A

VS: where air moves (nostrils - bronchioles)
RS: where gas is exchanged

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What happens to air as it passes through the nostrils? Which part of the nostrils do this?

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Warm and humidify air (nasal turbinates)

Clean (mucous and hairs)

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3
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Why are breeds like pugs prone to respiratory infections?

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Short nasal passage

Cannot clean/warm/humidify air

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What happens during laryngeal paralysis?

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Larynx folds over the trachea

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5
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The nasal cavity is split into three passages. What are these called?

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Superior nasal meatus
Middle nasal meatus
Inferior nasal meatus

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What structures support the cartilaginous rings of the trachea?

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Muscle: dorsal tracheales

Connective tissue

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What is ‘respiratory epithelium’?

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Special pseudostratified ciliated columnar cells which produce mucous from goblet cells

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What is each lung supplied air by?

A

Primary bronchi

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9
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What is each lobe supplied air by?

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Secondary bronchi

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10
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What is each lobule supplied air by?

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Tertiary bronchi

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11
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What animals have additional bronchi branching?

A

Pigs

Ruminants

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What structures support bronchi?

A

Cartilage and smooth muscle

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13
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What structures support bronchioles?

A

Smooth muscle

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Which type of bronchiole lose the respiratory epithelium? What is it replaced with?

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Tertiary (alveoli)
Simple squamous (type 1 alveolocytes)
Cuboidal (type 2 alveolocytes)
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What do type 2 alveolocytes secrete? What is this? What does it do

A

Pulmonary surfactant
Lipoprotein
Reduces surface tension within alveoli

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Which pleura (serous membrane) make up the parietal pleura?

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Visceral pleura (lungs)
Diaphragmatic
Mediastinal

17
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What is dead space?

A

Regions which are ventilated but do not participate in gas exchange

18
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What it is the alveolar septa?

A

Strucutre which separates adjacent alveoli

19
Q

Yorkies have what type of trachea that makes them prone to collapsing?

A

Wide cartilage

Large tracheal muscles

20
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Which species have lobed lungs?

A

Pigs and ruminants

21
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Which lobe does the horse not have?

22
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Which molecule acts as an oxygen store for working muscles?

23
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What is the blood supply to the lungs?

A

Pulmonary artery and vein

Bronchial arteries from aorta, empty into azygous vein

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What is the clinical signifcance of having no arterial venous anastomoses in the lungs?

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All blood must pass through a capillary bed

Likely for tumour

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What gives the sympathetic supply to the lungs?
Pulmonary plexus
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What gives the parasympathetic nerve supply to the lungs?
Vagus and pulmonary plexus
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What is normal breathing?
Eupnoea
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What is increased breathing rate?
Tachypnoea
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What is increased breathing depth
Hyperpnoea
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What is no breathing
Apnoea
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What is laboured breathing
Dyspnoea
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Which species has both active and passive phases to inspiration and expiration?
Horse
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Describe active inspiration and what happens after it
Abdominal muscles push abdomen cranially Pushes diaphragm into thorax Passive inspiration due to negative pressure
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What is the normal respiratory rate for most animals? What about horses?
20-30 | 10-12
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In which direction do external intercostal muscles run?
Caudventrally
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In which direction do internal intercostal muscles run?
Cranio centrally
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Do small alveoli need more or less surfactant?
More | More surface tension due to larger SA and pressure gradient
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What is minute ventilation equal to?
Respiratory rate x tidal volume
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Is turbulence found in larger or smaller airways?
Larger