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respiratory system (ch 21) Flashcards

1
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respiration is

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exchange of gases

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ventilation is

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breathing (air is going in/out of the lungs)

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3
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gas exchange involves

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O2 and CO2

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external respiration involves

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the lungs (air and blood)

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internal respiration involves

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tissues (blood and tissues)

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cellular respiration involves

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cells

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basic formula for cellular respiration

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food + O2 —> CO2 + H2O + energy
energy is used for ADP + phosphate —> ATP

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how are gases transported

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blood (between tissues and lungs)

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the nasal septum consists of

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R and L nasal fossae, vomer, perpendicular plate of ethmoid

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the vestibule of the nose is

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“as far as the finger goes” - entryway

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internal nares are

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the opening to the throat

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names of the nasal conchae and meatuses

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superior, middle, inferior

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the meatuses are

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the canals below the conchae

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14
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the mucosa is

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a mucous membrane

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the mucosa is made up of

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pseudostratified columnar epithelium, loose CT, venous spaces (erectile tissue), sensory epithelium

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16
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the mucosa alternates what

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breathing (parasympathetic control)

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17
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function of the mucosa

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warm, moisten, and clean air

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names of the paranasal sinuses

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frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid, maxillary

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19
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nasopharynx is the location for

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air

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20
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what does swallowing do in the nasopharynx

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raises the soft palate, closing the nasopharynx
auditory tube connects to the middle ear, opens when swallowing

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21
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oropharynx is the location for

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food, drink, and air

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laryngopharynx is the location for

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food, drink, and air (crossing can occur here)

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consequences of crossing

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choking, pneumonia

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24
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the upper respiratory tract consists of the

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nose, pharynx, larynx

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the lower respiratory tract consists of the

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trachea, bronchial tree, alveoli, lungs

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26
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types of hyaline cartilage

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thyroid, cricoid, arytenoid, cuneiform, corniculate

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27
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the laryngeal prominence is

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a projection (adam’s apple)

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28
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vocalis muscle function

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adjusts vocal cords

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function of the epiglottis

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flap that protects the airway when you swallow

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types of folds

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vestibular (superior) - false vocal cord
vocal (inferior) - true vocal cord

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laryngitis is

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inflammation of the vocal folds leading to thickening (lose voice if it gets too thick)

32
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incomplete hyaline cartilage is

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found in the trachea - U shaped rings of cartilage that open posteriorly

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the trachealis muscle consists of

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smooth muscle

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respiratory epithelium consists of

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pseudostratified ciliated

35
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the trachea splits where

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at the carina “keel” to form bronchi to lungs

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the conducting zone consists of

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primary bronchi, second bronchi, tertiary bronchi, terminal bronchiole

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the respiratory zone consists of

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respiratory bronchiole, alveolar duct, alveoli, lungs

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primary bronchi characteristics

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right is shorter, wider, more vertical

39
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accidentally inhaled objects usually go where

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the right bronchiole

40
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secondary bronchi characteristics

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3 to the right, 2 to the left

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tertiary bronchi characteristics

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smallest segments of lobes

42
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terminal bronchiole characteristics

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marks end of conducting zone

43
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respiratory bronchiole characteristics

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thin walls allow for gas exchange

44
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alveolar duct characteristics

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no smooth muscle

45
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alveoli characteristics

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main place for exchange
majority of lung volume
tennis court size surface area, bubble sacs
simple squamous epithelium

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pleural membrane consists of

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parietal pleura (lines chest wall), pleural fluid (in between), and visceral pleura (covers lung surface)

47
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pleuritis is

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inflammation of the pleural membrane - rubs and stretches against itself

48
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lobes of the lungs

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3 right (superior, middle, inferior) and 2 left (superior and inferior)

49
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cardiac notch is

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the indent for the heart in the left lung

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apex vs base of lung

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top vs bottom

51
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pulmonary circulation

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R/L pulmonary arteries, lobar arteries, segmental arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, segmental veins, lobar veins, pulmonary veins

52
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henry’s law

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mixed gases dissolve in liquids according to their concentration in air

53
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dalton’s law

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total pressure of gas is the sum of partial pressure together

54
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composition and pressure of typical air at sea level

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78% N2, 21% O2, 1% other = 760 mmHg

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boyle’s law

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pressure of gases in a closed container is inversely proportional to the volume

56
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ventilation is

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inspiration and expiration

57
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air moves because of

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pressure gradients

58
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atmospheric pressure is

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the sum of gases (760 mmHg)

59
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intrapulmonary pressure is

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pressure inside lungs

60
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when does inspiration and expiration occur

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inspiration: <atmospheric
expiration: >atmospheric

61
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intrapleural pressure is

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pressure in the pleural space (avg 4 mmHg less that intrapulmonary) - keeps lungs inflated

62
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pneumothorax is

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air in thoracic/pleural space leads to lung collapse

63
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how does inspiration occur

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active process - uses muscle
muscles contract (diaphragm flattens from dome shape, external intercostals lift ribs), thoracic volume increases, intrapulmonary pressure lowers below atmospheric

64
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how does expiration occur

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passive - at rest, inspiratory muscles relax
active - internal intercostals pull ribs down, abdominal muscles pull ribs down and push abdominal contents against the diaphragm
passive and active - thoracic volume decreases, intrapulmonary pressure increases

65
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chest/lung compliance can lead to

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restrictive disorders (mainly inhalation problems - pulmonary fibrosis, kyphosis, obesity and pregnancy)

66
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pulmonary fibrosis is

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increase in collagen

67
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kyphosis is

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increase in thoracic curvature of the spine

68
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obesity and pregnancy can

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cause a decreased ability to expand the thorax

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