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Adenoids


Located on the posterior wall of the nasopharynx, same as phayngeal tonsils

Internal respiration

Between the blood and the cells

External respiration

Between alveoli and the blood

Where does gas exchange occur with external respiration

Alveoli

How many lobes are in each lung

3 lobes in the right and 2 in the left

Apex

Top of the lungs

Base

Bottom of lungs

Bronchi location

Branch off the trachea

Parietal pleura

On the walls of the thoracic cavity

Visceral pleura

On the lungs

The function pleura

Protection

What is in the pleural space?

Pleural fluid to help prevent friction

Diaphragm

Dome shaped muscle helps assist with breathing

Diaphragm with inhalation

Contracts and flattens moves down

Diaphragm with exhalation

Relaxes and moves up

Sinuses

Hallow spaces, makes skull lighter, resignates sounds, produce mucus. Drain into the nose and throat.

Eupnea

Normal breathing

Hypernea

High in depth breathing to meet metabolic rate

Hyponea

Lower in depth and rate of breathing

Tachynea

Rapid breathing

Apnea

No breathing

Dyspnea

Difficult breathing

Orothpnea

Difficult breathing received by full lateral sims

Kussmaul respiration

Deep rapid respiration characteristics of acidosis

Cheyne-stokes

Rhythmic variation in depth of respiratory movement with periods of apnea

Hyperventilation

Rapid fat breathing panic anxiety

Hypoventalation

Breathing to shallow or too slow

Cyanosis

Lack of oxygen bluish tint to skin

Saliva

Mucus and salivary amylase

Hypoxemia

Abnormally low oxygen level in the blood

Suffocation

Death lack of oxygen

Hypoxia

Body or region of body deprived of oxygen

Anoxia

Absence of oxygen

Resp arrest

Cessation of breathing lung failure

Rales

Abnormal rattling

Wheeze

High pitch whistling obstruction

Crackles

Sounds in lungs popping noise

Rhochi

Rattling low pitch snoring

Spirometer

Measures inspired and expired air lungs

Ventilator

Mechanical machine to make pt breathe

Laryngoscope

Rigid flexible endoscope used to view larynx to view bronchi

Bronchoscope

Fiber optic cable passed thru windpipe

Agonal

Last effort does not count as breathing

Endocrine gland

Intracellular space bloodstream

Exocrine gland

Ducts

Hormomes

Chemical messangers

Prostaglandis

Tissue hormomes local acting born work die there

Endocrine glands

Adrenals pituitary hypothalamus thyroid parathyroid pancreas gonads

Three hormones controlling calcium

PTH calcitrol T3 produced in parathyroid

Goiter

Enlarged thyroid

Diabetes insipidus

Low ADH

Cushing syndrome

Too much sodium water follows Salt edema

Islets of langerhan

Tiny clusters of cells in pancreas

Beta cells

Produce insulin

Alpha cells

Produce glucagon

Diabetes

Lack of insulin

Funuds

Top of stomach

Body

Middle stomach

Pylorus

Bottom inferior joins small intestine most digestive activity happens here

Saliva

Mucus and salivary amylase

Bolus

Small rounded mass of a substance chewed food at the moment of swallowing

Peristalsis

Wave like movement muscle contractions begins in esophagus

Chyme

Secretion by stomach contraction acid heavy cream

Cardiac sphincter


Circular muscle esophagus joins stomach contracts to prevent acid reflux relaxes to allow food to pass

Pyloric sphincter

Smooth muscle b/w pylorus and duodenum helps with flow of digested food from stomach to small intest

Mucosa

Mucus membrane begins in mouth inner most layer contains digestive juices

Submucosa

Esophagus to anus produces blood vessels ND nerves

Muscularis

Muscles 2 layers outside long inside circular. Responsible for peristalsis

Serosa

Lines abdompelv cavity serous membrane line outside of organs

Small intestine

Duodenum jejunum ileum

Plicae

Folds of small intest

Villi

Finger like create surface area for absorption

Large intest function

Absorption of h20

Other name for large intest

Large bowel, colon

Carbohydrates

Turn to simple sugars monosaccharides

Protein

Amino acids

Fats

Lipase

External internal kidneys

Renal cortex external, internal medulla pelvis

Renal corpuscle

Read sort and secrete

Proximal convoluted tubule

Close to glomerular reabsorp

Loop of henle

Into renal pyramids reabsorp

Distal convoluted tubule

Before collecting duct reabsorp secrete

Collecting tubules

Goes into renal pelvis secrete

Urine formation

Glomerular filtration, tubular reabsorp, tubular secretion

Edema

Collecting of fluids in tissues causing swelling

Anuria

No pee

Oliguria

Less than 30 ml

Poly

More than 3000ml/ day

Sperm

Stored in epididimus 3-5L in one ejaculation

Isotonic

Equal

Hypertonic

More Na than h20

Hypotonic

More h20 than Na

Sebaceous gland

Oil gland

Sudoriferous gland

Sweat gland

Integumentary system

Protect, temp regulation, Chem synthesis

Xyphoid process

End of sternum sharp piece