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Respiration

Exchange

Parietal pleura

Serious membrane attached to outer wall of pleural cavity

Trachea

-extends from larynx to bronchi


-anterior to esophagus


-contains 16-20 c-section hayline cartilage tracheal rings

Deglutition

-Swallowing


-movement of bolus from mouth through the pharynx to the esophagus


-during swallowing the uvulva and soft plate move up to close nasopharynx


-the lyarnx moves up causing epiglottis to move down to close off the got tissue and food inters esophogus


-very strong peristalsis pushes the bulbs down a 10 inch tube called esophagus


90% of chemical digestion occurs?

Small intestine

100% of nutrient absorbtion occurs in?

Small intestine

Nucleic acids (dna, rna)

Absorbed as nucleotides into bloodstream of villi

Bronchial tree space

-just a massage way


-dead air space


-no gas exchange

The pleurae secretes what?

Watery liberate serous fluid to reduce friction and surface tension

What do bacteria do in large intestine?

-feed on the remaining material


-break down bilirubin in bile and form stercobilin


-produce gas (flatus)

Lyrnyx/functions? Composed of?

-structure that supports and protects vocal cords


-prevents food and drink from entering trachea with use of epiglottis


-attachment point for muscles


-HYLINE CARTILEGE

What is palatine tonsils located?

Oropharynx

Galbladder function

Store bile

Epiglottis is composed of?

Elastic cartilage covered stratified squamous

True vocal cords? Composed of?

-vibrate to produce wave for speech as air goes down


-ELASTIC CONNECTIVE TISSUE

Trachea

CPC

Upper esophageal shpincter

Smooth muscle

Esiphagus

Stratified squamous

Lingual tonsils location?

Mourth/oropharynx

Laryngopharynx

Simple squamous

Oropharynx

Stratified squamous

Vestibule tissue?

Kertinzed stratified squamous

Islets of langerhans

-1% of pancreas is endocrine


-they produce hormones

Surfactant

A polar and non polar substance composed of phospholipids and lipoproteins

Chemical digestion in mouth?

Breakdown of food my enzymes

Pyloric sphincter

SM

Stomach?

Cardia


Fundus


Body


Pylorus


Pylorus


-SIMPLE COLUMNAR


Vital capacity

The max amount of air that can be exhaled after the deepest inhale

Tidal volume

The amount of air inhaled and exhaled with normal restful breathing

Total lung volume

6 liters

Function of surfactant?

To coat the inside of the alveoli to lower surface tension and prevent the lungs from collapsing

Small intestine

Duodenum


Jejumun


Ileum


-Simple columnar

Ileocecal sphincter

SM

Nasopharunx

-air passage way


- located above soft palate


- lined with CPC


-Mucus membrane

Pharynx- throat

The place where air and food passage ways temporarily join

Fats

Absorbed as glycerol and fatty acids into lymph of a lacteal

Other name for phrangeal tonsils?

Adnoids

Immune system involves what 2 things?

-Nonspecific immunity


-specific immunity

What happens to left over c hymen in small intestine?

Passes through the ileocecal sphincter into large intestine

Parietal peritineum

-lines the wall of abdominal pelvic cavity


-largest serous membrane in body


Serosa

-serous membrane


-outer most layer composed of simple squamous


-below the diaphragm is called visceral peritineum


-Protection and lubercation