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1 oropharynx
2 epiglottis
3 sinuses
4 nasal conchae
5 external nares
6 larynx
7 trachea
8 lung
9 bronchus
10 diaphragm |
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| (right above nasopharynx) |
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epiglottis
thyroid cartilage
cricoid cartilage
(arytenoid cartilage attaches vocal folds ) |
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Right lung - 3 lobes
Left lung-2 lobes
Hilus
Primary bronchi
seondary bronchi
pulmonary arteries and veins |
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location and role in respiration.
contraction=decends
and innervation PHRENIC NERVES c5-c7 origin |
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| function of nasal conchae |
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| swirls air and improves conditioning |
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| conducts air to lungs and produces sounds. enterence to trachea. held open by cartilage for air exchange. |
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| caritlage of the larynx function |
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| thyroid cricoid, arytenoid help maintain airway and assist in vocalization |
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| infection of the vocal folds |
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| longer heavier vocal folds |
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| where bronchi and all nerves blood and lymphatic vessels enter and leave the lung. |
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| air spaces in lungs where gas exchange occurs |
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RIGHT ANTERIOR
LEFT SUPERIOR
position of pulmonary artery to bronchus |
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| visceral and parietal , contains fluid to reduce friction between lung and thoracic wall as lung expands and recoils. |
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| Resp.Muscles. thoracoabdominal diaphragm |
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inspiration, muscle contracts and lowers to expand the chest cavity.
expiration diaphragm relaxes.
quiet respiration REQUIRES ONLY the diaphragm. |
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