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Respiratory System

Review terminology introduced in this section

AB
gas exchangeanimal's interchange of O2 and CO2 with environment
breathingaction of taking inand letting out gases
lungsinternal infoldings of moist epithelium for gas exchange
diaphragmmuscular sheath separating chest cavity from abdominal cavity
naresexternal openings to respiratory system
nasal cavityspace between internal external nares
internal naresnasal cavity openings into pharynx
pharynxcommon cavity shared by respiratory and digestive pathways
larynxcatilaginous box used for human vocalization
vocal cordsmuscle bands that vibrate to make sounds
tracheaair passageway between pharynx and bronchi
ciliated epitheliumprotective/cleansing lining of respiratory airways
goblet cellsmucus producing cells in respiratory lining
bronchusbranching air way from trachea
bronchiolesnarrowing airways between bronchi and alveoli
alveolusthin walled vascular/moist air sacs for gas exchange
surfactantsecretions on alveoli surface enhance gaseous exchange
COPDchronic obstructive pulmonary disease
negative pressure breathingair ventilation from area of high pressure to area of low pressure
inhalationdiphragm down ribs up air enters lungs
exhalationdiaphragm up ribs down air leaves lungs
vital capacitymaximum volume of air inhale/exhale during forced breathing
breathing control centermedula and pons pH monitors of blood in brain
partial pressurepressure exerted by one type of molecule in gaseous mixture
hemoglobinoxygen carrying pigment of RBC
hemeoxygen binding iron atom in hemoglobin protein
asthmaallergic reaction constricting airways
bronchitisinflamation of airway linings
emphesemaloss of aveloar surface area
sinusitisinflammation/congestion in sinuses
tuberculosisbacterial infection produces scar tissue in lungs
laryngitisinflammation of voicebox causes loss of voice
epiglottisstops food from entering the trachea
uvulastops food from entering the nasal cavity
medullaarea of brain that controls breathing
mucuscaptures particles in nose and respiratory tubes
ciliamoves mucus up respiratory tubes to mouth
olfactory epitheliumhair cells responsible for sense of smell
nasal septumwall separating left and right sides of nasal cavity
nasal conchaecurled bones in nasal cavity increase surface area
nasopharynxarea near internal nares
oropharynxarea behind tongue
laryngeopharynxarea at tracheal opening
cartilage ringsprevent tracheal collapse
goblet cellsproduce mucus
phlegmparticle laden mucus
general respirationoxygen/caron dioxide exchange at cells
breathingtaking in /releasing air from lungs
external respirationgas exchange in air sacs
internal respirationgas exchange in tissues
Boyle's Lawgas volume in inversely related to gas pressure
tidal volumeair in/out with normal breath
inspiratory reserve volumeair forced in after tidal inhalation
expiratory reserve volumeair forced out after tidal exhalation
residual volumeair left after forced expiration
vital capacitymaximum exhalation after deepest breath
inspuratory capacitymaximum inhaled after resing exhalation
function residual capacityair left after resting exhalation
total lung capacityvital capacity + residual volume
vagus nervemonitors air in air sacs
phrenic nervemonitor rib/diaphragm movement
pneumoniafluid build up in lungs
tuberculescar tissue protecting tuberculosis bacterium
cystic fibrosismutant disease causes thick/dry mucus


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