Resiration

Front 1

diaphragm

Back 1

Inspiratory muscle at the base of the thoracic cavity

Front 2

trachea

Back 2

Often called the windpipe

Front 3

tidal volume

Back 3

airspace taken my natural inhalation and exaltation

Front 4

tracheostomy

Back 4

surgical opening of the trachea

Front 5

inspiration

Back 5

when air is flowing into the lungs

Front 6

laryngophrynx

Back 6

pharynx potion adjacent to the larynx

Front 7

number of right lung lobes in a human

Back 7

three

Front 8

genetic disorder that presents as this kind of palate

Back 8

cleft

Front 9

pharynx

Back 9

commonly called the throat

Front 10

epiglottis

Back 10

flap of elastic cartilage superior to the larynx

Front 11

tonsils

Back 11

clusters of lymphatic tissue found in the pharynx

Front 12

respiratory membrane

Back 12

made of alveolar and capillary walls and their fused basement membrane

Front 13

Soft palate

Back 13

unsupported posterior palate

Front 14

nose

Back 14

the only visible external respiratory organ

Front 15

the pharynx is about how many centimeters long

Back 15

thirteen

Front 16

conchae

Back 16

projections of lobes which increase surface area in the nasal cavity

Front 17

cilia

Back 17

nasal mucosa contains these "little hairs"

Front 18

rhinitis

Back 18

cold viruses cause this inflammation of the nasal mucosa

Front 19

larynx

Back 19

often called the voice box

Front 20

vital capacity

Back 20

TV IRV ERV

Front 21

pleurisy

Back 21

inflammation of the pleura

Front 22

sinusitis

Back 22

sinus inflamation

Front 23

respiratory tree

Back 23

only site of gas exchange

Front 24

intercostals

Back 24

respiratory muscles between the ribs

Front 25

thyroid

Back 25

hyaline cartilage often called the adams apple

Front 26

palete

Back 26

separates the oral cavity from the nasal cavity

Front 27

number of distinct events that comprise respiration

Back 27

four

Front 28

apex

Back 28

narrow, superior portion of the lungs

Front 29

lingual

Back 29

these tonsils are at the base of the tongue

Front 30

hilus

Back 30

depression

Front 31

primary bronchi

Back 31

branching of the trachea forms these

Front 32

expiration

Back 32

when air is leaving the lungs

Front 33

palatine

Back 33

these tonsils ate at the end of the soft palate

Front 34

septum

Back 34

divides the nasal cavity

Front 35

nasopharynx

Back 35

superior portion of the pharynx

Front 36

hyaline

Back 36

rigid walls of the trachea are made of this cartilage

Front 37

mediastinum

Back 37

thoracic region that houses the heart and great vessels

Front 38

bronchi oles

Back 38

smallest of the conducting passageways

Front 39

atelertatsis

Back 39

lung collapse

Front 40

oropharynx

Back 40

middle of the three pharynx sections

Front 41

pulmonary pleura

Back 41

visceral serosa covering the lungs

Front 42

conducting

Back 42

these passageways purify, warm and humidify the incoming air

Front 43

nostrils

Back 43

external nares

Front 44

parietal pleura

Back 44

lined the walls of the thoracic cavity

Front 45

nasal cavity

Back 45

interior of the nose

Front 46

alveoli

Back 46

terminal air sacs

Front 47

Heimlich

Back 47

named the abdominal thrust after himself

Front 48

adenoid

Back 48

pharyngeal tonsils are often called this

Front 49

hard palate

Back 49

anterior bony palate

Front 50

base

Back 50

portion of the lungs that rest in the diaphragm