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Respiratory System

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Respiratory System

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  1. 1The external nose includes:Nasal bone and (hyaline) cartilage
  2. 2Another name for nostrils:Nares - has an Anterior opening, separated via septum
  3. 3The nasal cavity includes• Superior nasal concha
    • Middle nasal concha
    • Inferior nasal concha
    The nasal cavity includes
  4. 4What are Choanae?• Posterior nasal apertures
    • Opens into the nasopharynx
    What are Choanae?
  5. 5What type of epithelium lines the Nasal Vestibule?Stratified Squamous = Resistant to mechanical stressesWhat type of epithelium lines the Nasal Vestibule?
  6. 6What type of epithelium lines the Nasal Cavity?Pseudostratified ciliated columnar (propel mucus back to the throat)
    & Goblet cells that secret mucus.
    What type of epithelium lines the Nasal Cavity?
  7. 7Define Nasal Conchascroll-like (turbinate) bones in the sides of the nasal cavity
  8. 8Define Meatusa passage or opening leading to the interior of the body.
  9. 9The region of the pharynx extends from?Choanae to the Larynx (voice box)The region of the pharynx extends from?
  10. 10What are the three regions of the Pharynx?• Nasopharynx:
    - Nose to soft-palate
    - Lined with Respiratory epithelium
    - Continuous with nasal cavity
    • Oropharynx
    - Soft palate to tongue
    • Laryngopharynx
    - Epiglottis to entrance of larynx and oesophagus
  11. 11The region of the Larynx extends from?Tongue to the Trachea (& is anterior to oesophagus)The region of the Larynx extends from?
  12. 12What is the function of the pharynx?The Muscular tube is designed for the passage of air and food
  13. 13What are two main functions of the Larynx?1. Prevents ingested substances from entering the lower respiratory system during deglutition (swallowing).
    2. Produces sound for speech.
  14. 14What are the 4 main Laryngeal cartilages?- Thyroid cartilage
    - Arytenoid cartilage
    - Cricoid cartilage
    - Tracheal cartilage
    What are the 4 main Laryngeal cartilages?
  15. 15Another name for Adam's apple?Laryngeal prominenceAnother name for Adam's apple?
  16. 16Define Rima Glottidisis the opening between the true vocal cords and the arytenoid cartilages of the larynx
  17. 17What are the main skeletal features of the Thorax?• Thoracic vertebrae, ribs, costal cartilages & sternum.
  18. 18What are the joints of the thorax?• Costovertebral, costotransverse, costochondral & chondrosternal Joints.
  19. 19What are the Muscles of the thorax?• Diaphragm, intercostal muscles & accessory muscles of ventilation.
  20. 20What are the main Cavities of the thorax?• Thoracic inlet, mediastinum, right & left thoracic cavities.
  21. 21How many ribs are there?12 all up
    - True ribs (1-7)
    - False ribs (8-10)
    - Floating ribs (11, 12)
  22. 22What are the two intercostal muscles?- External intercostal muscles
    - Internal intercostal muscles
    What are the two intercostal muscles?
  23. 23Where the trachea diverges into the left and right (primary) bronchi is termedCarina (sternal angle)
  24. 24The primary bronchi branches into the• Lobar (secondary) bronchi (3R and 2L)
    • Segmental (tertiary) bronchi (10R and 8L)
    • Bronchioles
    • Alveoli
  25. 25The three surfaces of the lungs are?1. Costal (lateral)
    2. Mediastinal
    3. Diaphragmatic surface (i.e. Base).
    The three surfaces of the lungs are?
  26. 26How many lobes on the left and right lungs?•3 on the right
    •2 on the left
  27. 27How many fissures on the left and right lungs?•2 on the right
    •1 on the left
  28. 28What are some features of the Hilum?•Located on the Mediastinal surface
    • ‘gateway’ into lung for bronchi and pulmonary vessels
  29. 29Name the fissures of the lungsRight Lung:
    - Horizontal fissure
    - Right oblique fissure
    Left Lung:
    - Left oblique fissure
  30. 30What are the 3 main channels entrances passing through the hilum of the lungs?- R/L primary bronchus (Posterior-superior most structure)
    - Pulmonary artery (Anterior-superior most structure)
    - Pulmonary vein (Anterior-inferior
    most structures)
  31. 31Define PleuraA delicate membrane that encloses the lungsDefine Pleura

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Anatomy Flashcards on Respiratory System, created by Elizabeth Campher on 16/05/2017.
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