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Maintain blood volume


Body defense


Transport fatty acids to liver


Cleanup interstitial space


4 rules of lymph

Lymphatic capillaries are distributed among but not connected to the

Blood capillaries

Drains fluid from R side of head and neck into bracio symphatic vein

Right lymphatic duct

Drains fluid from the rest of the body

Thoracic lymphatic duct

Spleen

Recycles old rbcs


Stimulates wbcs

Lymph moves

Body movement


Breathing


Gravity


Massage

2 main functions for respiratory system

Gas exchange


Sound production

Oral cavity

Alternate route for breathing

Nasal cavity

Passageway for air

Hoe many palates are their?

2-hard and soft

Hard palate

Formed by the maxilla bone

Soft palate

Combo of soft tissue

Pharynx

Food air and water mix here can be dangerous.

Larynx

Where sound is produced

What is inferior to the pharynx and superior to the trachea?

Larynx

Lungs

Superior to the diaphragm

1- nasal cavity


2- oral cavity


3- hard palate


4- soft palate


5-pharynx


6-larynx


7- trachea


Larynx


Trachea


Bronchial tree


Lungs

Tunica mucosa

Mucous coated epithelial layer


Tela submucosa

Vascular loose connective tissue layer

Tunica media

Larynx it has large cartilages amd skeletal muscles



Bronchial tree cartilages are small and smooth

Tunica adventitia

Outer connective tissue coat that wraps around other layers

1- tunica mucosa


2-tela submucosa


3-tunica media


4- tunica adventitia

First they form a strong wall that keeps the larynx from collapsing,


Second, they stabilize and adjust the tension in the vocal tissues for sound production.


Third, the epiglottis closes off the respiratory passageways so you dont choke when you swallow food or liquids.

Cartilages of the larynx

Elastic cartilage

Protects airway from food, water, etc

1- thyroid cartilage


2- cricoid cartilage


3- arytenoid cartilage


4- epiglottis


5- maxillary

Move the cartilages of the larynx to produce varied degrees of tension on the vocal tissues

Functions of skeletal muscles

Trachea

Anterior to esophagus


Air only

Brachial tree

Carries air into lungs

Trachia is lined with

Psuedo stratified epithelium

Blood returns to the heart to the

Left atrium

Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place in the

Pulmonary cappilaries