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lungs
located in thoracic cavity, separated by structures in mediastinum, heart and blood vessels covered with visceral and parietal pleura
lung structure
right thicker and broader, shorter than left lung, left ling has cardiac notch, right has horizontal fissures, left and right oblique fissures
inspiration
inhalation, active process, 14-18x/min, diaphragm contracts increases depth of thoracic cavity, external intercostals contract pulling ribs upward and slightly sternally, lowered intrathoracic pressure causes lowered intra-alveolar pressure and air moves in
expiration
exhalation, passive process, 14-18x/min, diaphragm relaxes, ab wall pressure pushes it back in place, external intercostals relax, gravity pulls ribs down, surfactant prevents alveolar collapse
force expiration
internal intercostal and rectus abdominus and other ab muscles contract to pull ribs down
Digestive system
ingestion, movement, digestion, secretion, absorption, compaction and defecation
gastrointestinal tract
alimentary canal
mouth structures
lips, oral or buccal cavity, vestibule, tongue, saliva, teeth
lips
labia, surround orifice of the mouth, transistional region where skin meets mucous membrane, vermilion is red due to blood vessels seen through transparent layer, labial frenulum attaches each lip to corresponding gum
oral cavity
buccal cavity, formed by cheeks, hard and soft palate with uvula, and tongue
vestibule
space between cheeks and lips and gums and teeth
tongue
lingual frenulum attaches tongue to floor of oral cavity, papillae or little projections (vallate or circumvallate, filiform or fungiform
saliva
secreted by glands, buccal glands produce a small amount, glands are outside of oral cavity and our into cavity via ducts
salivary glands
parotids under and in front of ears, open opposite 2nd molar, submandibular under tongue, open on either side of lingual frenulum, sublinguals anterior to submandibulars, open into floor of motuh via 8-20 ducts
teeth
in sockets of mandible and maxillae, covered partially by gingivae, periodontal ligaments with cementum of tooth anchors tooth
tooth
crown visible above gums, gums cover neck, roots 1-3 in #
tooth coposition
enamel covers crown, dentin gives tooth shape, pulp cavity, root canals, apical foramen, cementum
enamel
covers crown of tooth, hardest substance in body
dentitions
sets of teeth, deciduous appear 6 months of age 20 in #, permanent appear about 6 years of age 32 in #
incisors
1 rooted tooth used for nipping and biting, 4 above, 4 below
cuspids
canines, 1 rooted, for tearing, 2 above, 2 below
premolars
1-2 roots, bicuspid, for grinding, 6 above, 6 below
molars
2-3 roots, 3-5 cusps, for grinding, 6 above, 6 below, 3rd molars are wisdom teeth
teeth uses
mastication of food into bolus, defense, spitting
pharynx
fauces, opening from oral cavity into oropharynx, involved in deglutition
deglutition
swallowing, voluntary and involuntary, tongue moves up and back, soft palate and uvula block nasopharynx, larynx rises, epiglottis covers glottis, glottis closes, upper esophageal sphincter relaxes bolus enters
esophagus
tube covered with adventitia, muscular, collapsible, posterior to trachea, about 10" long, pierces diaphragm at esophageal hiatus, secretes mucus
peristalsis
muscular movement of esophagus, internal circular muscles contract first, longitudinal exterior contract next
gastroesophageal sphincter
opening into stomach, relaxes during swallowing, keeps from egesting or regurgitating food