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| terminal air sacs in the lungs |
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| common passageway for food and air |
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| structure found directly inferior to the pharynx |
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| tube that is made up of C-ringed hyaline cartilage |
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| part of respiratory system that is externally visible |
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| which bronchus is larger and straighter? |
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| another name for nostrils |
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| spoon-shaped flap of elastic cartilage that closes over trachea |
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| name of maneuver that forces air into the lungs to eject food or objects |
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| major divisions of the trachea |
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| type of pleura that covers the lungs |
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| clusters of lymphatic tissue |
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| nickname of thyroid cartilage |
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| surgery that opens the airway |
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| type of pleura that covers the thoracic cavity |
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| blood-rich connective tissue that traps bacteria and debris |
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| pharyngeal, palatine, lingual |
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| fluid that reduces friction when you breathe |
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| lobes that increase surface area of nose |
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| 2 things that make up the respiratory membrane |
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| walls of alveoli and capillary walls |
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| fight off bacteria and infections in the lungs |
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| separates nasal and oral cavities |
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| organs found in facial bones |
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| type of respiration termed "breathing" |
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| type of gas exchange with alveoli and blood stream |
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| carrying of gases via the blood |
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| respiratory gas transport |
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| type of gas exchange with capillaries and cells |
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| air taken in normal breath |
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| amount taking in over a normal breath |
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| amount you can forcibly exhale beyond normal exhale |
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| amount of air that remains even after the ERV in the alveoli |
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| type of pressure found in thoracic cavity |
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| amount of air that remains in passageways after an exhale |
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| instrument that reads respiratory capacities |
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| lease amount (350mL) you need to survive |
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| part of brain that contains inspiratory and expiratory centers |
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| part of brain that contains inpiratory drive and can block inspiratory drive |
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| inflammation of nasal mucosa |
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| viral or bacteria infection in the lungs |
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| smoking causes over inflation of the alveoli and they fill with mucus |
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| chronic oxygen deficiency due to inadequate oxygen delivery to body tissues |
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| inflammation of bronchial tubes |
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| name of air opening in larynx |
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| stabbing pain with each breath, due to dried fluid |
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| swelling and fluid in the larynx |
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| air in intrapleural space |
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| dangerous substance that also binds to hemoglobin |
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| reaction in lungs and chest, passageway narrows |
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| blood clot that has traveled to the lungs |
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| 2 gases that are measured in the blood |
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| oxygen and carbon dioxide |
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| 3 types of stimulus that may trigger an endocrine gland |
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| humoral, hormonal, neural |
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| the concept of negative feedback is like a ________ in the house |
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| high levels of a hormone in the blood _______ further release |
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| cells that endocrine organ influence/act upon |
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| pituitary hormone that has an endocrine organ as its target cells |
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| main difference between endocrine and exocrine |
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| glands with "hidden tissue" |
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| endocrine gland present only in pregnant women |
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| gland only active in young children |
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| gland stimulated by neural messages |
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