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what type of cartilage is in the trachea
hyaline
the shape of the trachea cartilage section is
horseshoe-shaped
what type of epithelium lines the trachea
pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
the epithelium of the trachea contain ____ ____ that produce ____
goblet cells - mucus
name of smooth muscle in the trachea
trachealis muscle
trachealis muscle allows food passage in ____ & contracts to decrease diameter to push ____ out with greater force
esophagus - air
the trachealis muscle is innervated by ____ & ____ nerves
parasympathetic - sympathetic
parasympathetic innervation to the trachealis muscle ____ to ____ airflow
constricts - decrease
sympathetic innervation to the trachealis muscle ____ to ____ airflow
dilates - increase
bronchus cartilage presence
yes
bronchus cartilage description
plates of hyaline cartilage
bronchus smooth muscle presence
yes
bronchus smooth muscle description
more smooth as passageway becomes smaller
bronchus epithelium type
pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
bronchiole cartilage presence
no
bronchiole cartilage description
n/a
bronchiole smooth muscle presence
yes
bronchiole smooth muscle description
n/a
bronchiole epithelium type
simple columnar ET in larger openings - simple cuboidal ET in terminal bronchioles
alveoli cartilage presence
no
alveoli cartilage description
n/a
alveoli smooth muscle presence
yes
alveoli smooth muscle description
small bands of smooth muscle
alveoli epithelium type
simple squamous epithelium - no cilia or goblet cells - septal cells
simple squamous ET AKA ____, is a source of ____ converting mechanism
type 1 squamous cells - angiotensin
septal cells in the alveoli AKA ____, produce ____ ____ to coat alveolar surfaces
type 2 cells - pulmonary surfactant
the bronchi is lined with ____ ____ ____ ET then decreases to ____ ____ ET & ____ ____ ET in bronchioles & end up as a ____ ____ ET in alveoli
pseudostratified ciliated columnar - simple columnar - simple cuboidal - simple squamous
how does the frequency of goblet cells change from the trachea to bronchioles
less numerous the closer to bronchioles - non in alveoli
how does the size & shape of hyaline cartilage sections change from trachea through bronchioles
changes from horseshoe-shaped ring in trachea to irregular plates in bronchi - none in bronchioles
what is the function of cilia in the trachea
push microbes & debris-containing mucus up into esophagus
surfactant is ____ & ____ complex that reduces ____ ____ within the alveoli
protein - lipid - surface tension -
surfactant is produced by …
type 2 cells
when is surfactant is produced
last 2 months of fetal development