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Lacrimal Glands

Glands that produce tears located in upper lateral portion of orbit

Respiratory mucosa

Mucus covered membrane that lines the tubes of the respiratory tree

Diaphragm

Major muscle of respiration


Flat muscular sheet that separates the thorax from the abdomen

Visceral Pleura

Serous Membrane that adheres to & covers the lung

Epiglottis

Lid like cartilage overhanging the entrance to the larynx

Surfactant

Substance covering the surface of the respiratory membrane inside the aleveolus


Reduces surface tension & prevents alveoli from collapsing

Medulla

Produces normal depth respirations 12-18


Where the regulatory centers are located

Bronchiole

Small branch of bronchus

Alveolus

Small cavity alveoli of lungs are microscopic sac like dilations of terminal bronchioles

Internal Respiration

The exchange of gases that occurs between the blood & cells of the body

External Respiration

Exchange of gases between air in the lungs & in the blood

Cellular Respiration

Enzymes in the mitochondrial wall & matrix using oxygen to breakdown glucose & other nutrients to release energy needed for cellular work

Tidal Volume (TV)

Amount of air breathed in & out with each breath

Vital Capacity

Largest amount of air that can be moved in & out of the lungs in one inspiration & expiration

Expiratory Reserve Volume

The amount of air that can be forcibly exhaled after expiring the tidal volume

Eustachian Tubes


(Auditory Tubes)

Tube that connects throat with middle ear to equalize air pressure on both sides of the eardrum

Respiratory Mucosa

Mucus-covered Membrane that lines the tubes of the respiratory tree

Hemoglobin

Iron-containing protein in red blood cells

Diaphragm

Dome shaped muscle separating the abdominal cavity from the thoracic cavity

Purpose of breathing

Air & Gas Exchange


Oxygen in


Carbon Dioxide out