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four events make this collectively
respiration
pulmonary respiration
gas exchange between the blood and body exterior
external respiration
gas exchanges between blood and cells inside body
internal respiration
conchae
air enters from the larnyx
pharynx
(voice box) routes air and food into proper channels
larynx
trachea
pertaining to the lungs
pulmonary
membrane covering the lungs and lining the thoratic cavity
pleura
two large branhes from the trachea leading to the lungs
bronchi
air sac in the lungs
alveoli
air flows into the lungs
inspiration
air leaves the lungs
expiration
lung collapse
atelectasis
the presence of air or gas in the pleural cavity
pneumothorax
respiratory volume
tidal volume
ammount of air that can be taken in forcibly over the tidal volume. usually 2100-3200ml
inspiratory reserve volume
amount of air that can be forcibly exhaled after the tidal expiration. Aprox 1200ml
expiratory reserve volume
air remaining in lungs after strenuous expiration
residual volume
air that never reaches the alveoli
dead space volume
total amount of exchangable air
vital capacity
inadequate oxygen delivery to body tissues
hypoxia
changing color of the skin because of lack of oxygen
cyanosiseupnea
breathing more deeply during exercise
hyperpnea
breathing more deeply and rapidly, increasinc CO2 in blood
hyperventilation
long periods of not breathing
apnea
any obstrcution of the lungs
COPD
alveoli enlarge as the walla of adjacent chambers break through
emphysema
fatty molecule made by the cuboidal alveolar cells
surfactant