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34 Cards in this Set

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external nares
nostrils
conchae
bones in nose
superior, middle, inferior
Oropharynx
common tube both mouth and nose lead to
nasopharynx
just air
Larynx
aka adams apple
Epiglotis
cartilage flap that acts as an umbrella keeping food from going into the lungs
Glottis
physical hole in the larynx
vocal folds
vibrate with expelled air for speech
trachea
windpipe
has cartilagenous rings
-bifurcate at right and left bronchi
primary bronchi
the right and left division of the trachea
hilus
the pokepoint of the lung
secondary bronchi
a smaller branch off of the primary bronchi
tertiary bronchi
even smaller branch off of the secondary bronchi
bronchioles
smalles bronchi
- have respirtory bronchioles(terminal branches)
alveolar ducts
subdivision of respirtory bronchioles
alveoli
the little grapes on the branches
pleural cavity
lung cavity
Tidal Volume
amount of air inhaled or exhaled with each breath under resting conditions
500ml
inspiratory reserve volume
amount of air that can be forcefully inhaled after a normal tidal volume inhlation
3100ml
expiratory reserve volume
amount of air that can be forcefully exhaled after a normal tidal volume exhalation
1200ml
vital capacity
maximum amount of air that can be exhaled after a maximum inspiration
4800ml
VC=
TV+IRV+ERV
spirometer
measures respirtory volume
residual volume
little bit of air the keeps lungs from collapsing
nasal cavity
external nares lead to this
nasal septum
divides right/left nostrils
hard palate
anterior t soft palate
soft palate
behind hard palate
parietal pleura
covers the lung cavity
visceral pleura
covers the outside of the lung
MRV=
TV x respr/mins = ____ml/min
IRV=
vc - (tv+erv)
MRV=
TV x rep/min= ___ml/min
residual volume=
1 liter