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Respiration
the interchange of gases between an organism and the enviroment in which it lives. supplies body with oxygen
The respiratory passage
oral and nasal cavity
pharyngeal cavity
larynx
trachea
bronchi
lungs
alveoli
air sacs distributed all over the lungs, where exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
Right lung
-3 main bronchus into 3 secondary bronchi
-3 lobes
Left lung
-2 main bronchus into 2 secondary bronchi
-2 lobes
-slightly smaller due to internal organs
thoracic cavity
within the rib cage, superior to abdominal cavity
abdominal cavity
inferior to thoracic cavity
skeletal framework
-vertebral column
-rib cage
-pelvic girdle
-pectoral girdle
vertebral column
32 to 34 smaller bones called vertebre
cervical
most superior, 7 vertebre
thoracic
inferior to cervical, 12 vertebre
lumbar
inferior to thoracic, 5 vertebre
sacral
inferior to lumbar, 5 vertebre fused together to form sacrum
coccygeal
inferior to sacral, 3-5 vertebre fused together to form coccyx
vertebral foramen
large hole opening in a single vertebre in which the spinal cord goes thru. closes completely around spinal cord by bone to protect
corpus of single vertebre
large solid piece of vertebra
spinous process
ridges felt in back from vertebra
transverse process
two in number, project one at either side from the point where the lamina joins the pedicle
two pairs of articulating facets
a surface for a point of connection
-one pair on corpus
-one on each of transverse process (2)
atlas
first cervical vertebra, C1,
-supports the skull
axis
second cervical vertebra, C2
-what the skull rotates on
sternum
central bone that forms ribcage
manubrium
most superior part of sternum
corpus
big middle part of sternum
xiphoid process
small, thin, tip at end of sternum
head of single rib
attaces to the articulating facet of the corpus of the vertebra
tubercle
attaches at the articulating facet of the transverse process of the vertebra
t-t
angle of single rib
where the rib changes direction
shaft of single rib
long part of the rib, end of the bone
costal cartilage
where the shaft attaches to the sternum anteriorly
t/f: every rib attaches posteriorly to vertbral column
True
how many pairs of ribs?
12
top 6 pairs of ribs
all connect anteriorly to the sternum and have own costal cartilage attachment to sternum
ribs 7-10
share a single costal cartilage to the sternum
ribs 11-12
do not attach to sternum, only attach posteriorly
-aka floating ribs
pectoral girdle
-clavicle
-scapula
-(humerus)
clavicle
collarbone
-articulates medially with the sternum
scapula
laterally articulates with the clavicle & humerus
humerus
top bone of the arm
muscles of inhalation
-diaphragm
-external intercostals
-p. major
-p.minor
-sternocleidomastoid
-serratus magnus
-scalenes
-serratus posterior superior
-latissmus dorsi
diaphragm
-main muscle of inhalation
-floor of thoracic cavity, roof of abdominal cavity
-attaches to xiphiod proess, inner surface of ribs 7-11 and entire length of ribs 12, and lumbar vertebra
-when contracts it lowers
-expands and elevates
exeternal intercostals
-posterior view:down and lateral
-anterior view:down and medial
p. major
-medial attachments to clavicle, sternum, and ribs
-lateral attachment to humerus
p. minor
-superior attachment to scapula
-inferior attachment to ribs 3-5
sternocleidomastoid
-superior attachment to mastoid process of skull
-inferior attachment to sternum and clavicle
scalenes
attach to 1st & 2nd ribs and higher cervical vertebre
serratus magnus
-lateral & superior attachment to front of scapula
-medial & inferior attachment to 8 or 9 ribs by flaring out
-deep to p.minor
serratus posterior superior
-medial attachment to cervical vertebre
-lateral attachment to upper ribs
latissmus dorsi
-lateral attachmennt to humerus
-medial attachment to vertebral column and lower ribs
muscles of exhalation
-rectus abdominus
-external obliques
-internal obliques
-transverse abdominus
-internal intercostals
-serratus posterior inferior
-transverse thoracic
-subcostals
-quadratus lumborum