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Respiration

Ventilation, Gas exchange, oxygen utilization

Conducting division

Nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, terminal bronchioles

Respiratory division

Respiratory bronchioles, alveolar, alveolar ducts, alveoli

Nasal cavity


Nasal Septum


Nasal Fossa

Internal


Divided by


Each half

Nostrils

Naris

Nasal cavity functions

warm, moisten, cleanse air


smell


resonating chamber for phonation

Nasal conchae

bony scrolls along walls of atrium (sup, mid, inf)

Nasolacrimal duct

Tear duct (drains to inferior meatus)

Pharynx

Connect nasal/oral cavities to larynx


Air--> larynx


Food--> gut

Nasopharynx

Skull--> soft palate


conducts air to larynx


pharyngeal tonsils/uvula

Oropharynx

soft palate--> epiglottis


post 1/3 of tongue, lingual tonsils, palatine tonsils


Vol/invol swallowing

Laryngopharynx

epiglottis--> cricoid cartilage


leads to larynx/esophagus

Larynx

Entrance to lower respiratory system

Larynx functions

Prevent food/fluid from entering LRS


Permis passage of air while breathing


Helps produce sound

Unpaired cartilage of larynx

thyroid (ant attachment for vocal cords)


epiglottis(closing glottis)


cricoid (connect to trachea)

Windpipe

trachea

Shape of trachea

Rigid tube, C shaped rings


Flexible/lumen always open

What does trachea branch into?

R/L primary bronchi

Right primary bronchus

Vertical


2.5 cm


wider, shorter


foreign

Left primary bronchus

5 cm


narrower, longer

Bronchial tree

primary bronchi--> secondary bronchi--> segmental bronchi--> bronchioles

Bronchioles

Smooth muscles to dilate/constrict

Asthma

Spasm of smooth muscle in bronchioles

Alveoli

tiny sacs in lungs for gas exchange

Mediastinum

central compartment of thoracic cavity

Pathway of air

Nasal cavity--> pharynx--> trachea--> primary bronchi-->

Hilum

in mediastinal surface


where pulmonary vessel, nerves, bronchi enter lungs

Pluerae

pair of serous membranes lining thorax/lungs


Visceral (inner)


Parietal (outer)

Pleural cavity

Space between pleura


Contains pleural fluid, providing lube as lungs expand/contract

Tidal volume

Volume moved in/out of lungs during quiet breathing (500 cc)



Residual volume

Volume remains in lungs at all times (1500 cc)

Total lung capacity

Total volume of air lungs can hold (6000 cc)