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13 Cards in this Set
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The amount of air that may be forcible expired after a normal quiet respiration
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supplemental air and it is also the expiratory reserve volume and measures approx. 1600 cc
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The volume of air that can be exhaled after maximal inspiration and this amount equals the sum of the tidal air, complemental air, and the supplemental air
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vital capacity
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The respiration rate for a newborn
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30 to 80 per minute
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The respiration rate for the 1st year
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20 to 40 per minute
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The respiration rate for the 5th year
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20 to 25 per minute
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The respiration rate for the 15th year
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15 to 20 per minute
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The respiration rate for an adult
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15 to 20 per minute
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The structure that serves as an air passageway, warms and moistens air, it's cilia and mucous membranes trap dust, pollen,bacteria, and other foreign matters,contains the olefactory receptors which sort out odors, and aids in phonation
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nose
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The structure that serves as a passageway for air and food, aids in phonation by changing it's shape
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pharynx
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The structure that produces vocal sounds
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larynx
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The structure that provides an open passageway for air to the lung
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trachea
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The structure that provides a passageway for air to and from the lung
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bronchi
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The structure that brings air into intimate contact with blood so that oxygen and carbon dioxide can be changed in the aveoli
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lung
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