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Respiratory system Flashcards

1
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The process wherein food is broken down in the cells with the help of oxygen to release energy.

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Respiration

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2
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Simply defined as the physical process of inhalation and exhalation wherein oxygen is obtained and carbon dioxide is expelled

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Breathing

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3
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Waste product of cells

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Carbon dioxide

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4
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Gas exchange occurs between the alveoli of the lungs and blood

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External respiration

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5
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The blood transports the oxygen from the alveoli to the cells and carbon dioxide is transported from the cells to the alveoli.

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Transport of respiratory gas

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6
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Gas exchange occurs between the blood and cells

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Internal respiration

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7
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2 types respiratory tracts

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upper and lower respiratory tract

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8
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It is the first entry of the inhaled air.

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Nostrils or nares

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9
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lined with mucus that traps microorganisms and other debris in the inhaled air.

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vestibule region

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10
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First line of defense against foreign invaders that may enter the body.

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Vestibule region

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10
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It sweeps the trapped foreign particles out.

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Cilia

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11
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Warms the inhaled air so that is temperature comes close to the normal body temperature.

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Respiratory region

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12
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3 parts of pharynx

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Nasopharynx, oropharynx, and laryngopharynx

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13
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Serves as the common chamber for the inhaled air and ingested food.

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Pharynx

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14
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A flap of tissue that makes sure that the bolus will go to the food pipe.

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Epiglottis

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15
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It is also referred to as the voice box.

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Larynx

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16
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It is surrounded with hyaline cartilage that gives strength and flexibility to the tracheal muscles.

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Trachea

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17
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It is the entry point of the air to the lungs.

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Bronchi

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18
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These are the actual site of gas exchange.

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Alveoli

19
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A process wherein substances move from an area of high concentration to one of lower concentration.

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Diffusion

20
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Sum of all partial pressures

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total pressure

21
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General reason why gas exchange occurs.

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process of diffusion

22
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Once oxygen is bound to hemoglobin, it is now a complex structure called?

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Oxyhemoglobin

23
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Once CO2 is bound to hemoglobin, it it now a complex structure called?

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Carbaminohemoglobin

24
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Obtained in the alveoli and delivered by RBCs to the cells

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Oxygen

25
Q

The case that protects the lungs

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rib cage

26
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The bone found on the chest at the center

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sternum

27
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The bone surrounding the lungs

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ribs

28
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The bone found at the dorsal (back) side

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vertebrae

29
Q

The lungs expand to accommodate air with the help of the ___________ located between the bones.

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Intercostal muscles

30
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It moves down during inhalation to accommodate the inhaled air.

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Diaphragm

31
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The key to gas exchange.

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Diffusion

32
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In some vertebrates, diffusion of gases can occur across their skin surfaces.

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Cutaneous respiration

33
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For cutaneous respiration to be possible, the _______ should be moist and highly vascularized so that oxygen and carbon dioxide can diffuse easily.

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Epidermis

34
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The reddish portion of the fish

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Gills

35
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The mechanism where the blood and water flow in the OPPOSITE direction.

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countercurrent exchange

36
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The mechanism where the blood and water flow in the SAME direction.

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concurrent exchange

37
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For gas exchange to occur, there should be ___________ between two media.

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pressure difference

38
Q

Insects have lungs. True or false?

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False

39
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Openings of the abdomen of insects are called?

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spiracles

40
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Oxygen from the outside will then go to the largest tubes known as the _______.

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trachea

41
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Enlarged portions of the trachea that require a huge oxygen supply in the tracheal system

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air sacs

42
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Adapted to suit the needs of the organism.

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Respiratory organs

43
Q

The airways become narrow and swelling is evident.

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Asthma

44
Q

The alveoli in one or both lungs are inflamed and filled with fluid or pus.

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Pneumonia

45
Q

Abnormal growth of lung cells.

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Lung cancer

46
Q

A disease wherein airflow from the lungs is obstructed.

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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

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