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respiratory system function
oxygen to bloodstream, removes CO2 from blood
pulmonary ventilation
air between external environment and lung's air sac
air betw. environment and air sacs
internal respiration
gas exchange between blood and body cells
external respiration
gas exchange betw.
air sacs and tiny capillaries
air sacs and capillaries
organs of respiratory system
nose, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, aveolar duct, aveoli
alveoli
thin epithelial wall with interspersed cells (type 11) that produces surfactant.
surfactant
fluid keeps alveolar surface moist and inflates the alveoli
respiratory membrane
alveolar wall, basement membrane of connective tissue and endothelial wall of capillaries
right lung
3 lobes
left lung
2 lobes
lungs
each lobe is supplied by bronchial tree. Enclosed by connective tissue.
segments of lungs
each lobe is divided into smaller compartment called segments; supplied by smaller branch of bronchiole tree and enclosed by connective tissue.
segment supplied by bronchiole tree. Enclosed by connective tissues
segment compartment of lobes
a single alveoli,arteriole,
bronchiole, capillaries,
lymphatic vessel, venule
inspiration
diaphram, external intercostal muscles contract, thoracic cavity expands, pleural cavity decrease, lung volume increase, alveolar pressure falls, air rushes into alveoli
contract, increase, into
expiration
diaphram and external intercostal muscles relax, thoracic cavity decreases, pleural cavity pressure increases, alveolar pressure is greater, air flows out alveoli
relax, decrease, pressure greater, out
tidal volume
air in or out of lungs during quiet breathing (500ml)
quiet breathing
vital capacity
air exhaled after deep breath (AV 4k- 6k ml)
deep breathing exhaled
respiratory center
in pons and medulla oblongata
factors that affect breathing
chemicals, stretch receptors, mental states