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Does gas exchange occur in the conduction system?
No
What is the conditioning of air?
air is moistened, warmed, and cleared of particulates
Where is conditioning taken place?
In conduction system
What is the conduction system composed of?
- nasal cavity
- pharynx
- larynx
- trachea
- bronchi
- bronchioles
- terminal bronchioles
What is the respiratory system composed of?
- respiratory bronchioles
- alveolar ducts
- alveolar sacs
- alveoli
What are the functions of the nasal mucosa?
- air hydration, filtration, temperature regulation
- clean the air
The conducting system is lined with a mucosa consisting of ______
Lamina propria
The nasal cavity is lined with _____ epithelium
stratified squamous
What is the purpose of the nasal conchae?
- ↑ surface area
- create turbulent airflow to facilitate conditioning & filtration
Olfactory epithelium is _____ epithelium
stratified squamous
Are lymphatic found in both the conduction system & respiratory system?
No
(only in conducting system)
Describe the lamina propria
- loose connective tissue
- mucous & seromucous glands
- lymphoid elements
What are the functions of the cartilage of the larynx?
- keep airway open
- direct air into trachea
- close trachea during swallowing
The thyroid & cricoid cartilages of the larynx are made of ____ cartilage
hyaline
Surfaces of the larynx subjected to wear & tear are covered in _____ epithelium
stratified squamous
Surfaces of the larynx blow the vocal folds are covered in _____ epithelium
pseudo-stratified columnar

(also contain goblet cells & cilia)
The lingual surface of the epiglottis has _____ epithelium
non-keratinized stratified squamous
The laryngeal surface of the epiglottis has _____ epithelium
pseudo-stratified columnar
What is the trachealis muscle
the smooth muscle that connects the open ends of the cartilage in the trachea
The trachea has _____ epithelium
ciliated pseudo-stratified columnar
The trachea has _____ connective tissue
dense fibrous elastic
What is the hilum?
point where the 1º bronchi enter the lung
How many 2º bronchi are in each side of the lungs?
Right = 3
Left = 2
The bronchi have _____ epithelium
ciliated pseudo-stratified columnar
Bronchi can be identified by their _____ and their circular layer of _____

A) cartilage rings, skeletal muscle
B) cartilage rings, smooth muscle
C) cartilage plates, smooth muscle
D) cartilage plates, skeletal muscle
C) cartilage plates, smooth muscle
What are the distinguishing features of bronchioles?
- no cartilage
- no glands (do have goblet cells)
The bronchioles contain _____ epithelium
ciliated pseudo-stratified columnar epithelium
Terminal bronchioles contain _____ epithelium
simple ciliated columnar
or
simple ciliated cuboidal
Where are Clara cells found?
terminal bronchioles

Are they ciliated?
No
The respiratory bronchioles contain _____ epithelium
simple cuboidal
What is the characteristic feature of bronchioles?
Thick layer of smooth muscle in walls
The alveolar ducts contain _____ epithelium
simple squamous
Clusters of alveoli are known as _____
alveolar sacs
____ are the sites of gas exchange
Alveoli
True or false: there is no connective tissue between alveoli
True
What are alveolar pores?
Connect neighboring alveoli to equalize air pressure in the alveoli
What are the interalveolar septum?
Region between 2 alveoli

What is the function?
site of gas exchange
What are Type I cells of the alveoli?
- thin squamous cells
- gas exchange
- 95% of alveolar surface
What are Type II cells of the alveoli?
- contain membrane-bound lamellar bodies
- secrete surfactant
What happens if there is a ↓ surfactant production?
- ↑ surface tension
- harder to inspire
- alveolar collapse
True or false: alveolar ducts & alveolar sacs have cilia
False
Where are the macrophages of the respiratory system found?
alveoli
Alveolar macrophages are derived from _____
blood monocytes
What are the 3 components of the air-blood barrier?
- Type I epithelial cell
- fused basal lamina
- capillary endothelial cell
What is the blood supply to the lungs?
Bronchial arteries
True or false: the pulmonary circulation supplies the lungs with oxygen-rich blood?
False
(bronchial arteries do)