HomeCoursesMEDSCI 142: Organ SystemsLecture 21 Lecture 21 0% Question 1 of 37 What bone separates the nares? = Nasal septum. What bone separates the nares? = Nasal septum. Question 1 of 37Question 2 of 37 What does the nose do to the air? (3) = Warms, humidifies, cleans. What does the nose do to the air? (3) = Warms, humidifies, cleans. Question 2 of 37Question 3 of 37 Describe the respiratory tract? (from the nose) (7) = Nasal cavity – pharynx – larynx – trachea – bronchi – bronchioles – alveoli. Describe the respiratory tract? (from the nose) (7) = Nasal cavity – pharynx – larynx – trachea – bronchi – bronchioles – alveoli. Question 3 of 37Question 4 of 37 What is ventilation? = The drawing of air into and out of the lungs. What is ventilation? = The drawing of air into and out of the lungs. Question 4 of 37Question 5 of 37 What is respiration? (external) = Air and blood. What is respiration? (external) = Air and blood. Question 5 of 37Question 6 of 37 What is internal respiration? (tissue) = Blood – tissue. What is internal respiration? (tissue) = Blood – tissue. Question 6 of 37Question 7 of 37 What is cellular respiration? = Inside cell (cellular respiration) What is cellular respiration? = Inside cell (cellular respiration) Question 7 of 37Question 8 of 37 What are upper respiratory tract infections? (3) = Strep throat, hay fever, rheumatic fever, laryngitis. What are upper respiratory tract infections? (3) = Strep throat, hay fever, rheumatic fever, laryngitis. Question 8 of 37Question 9 of 37 What are the structures of the upper respiratory tract? (3) = Nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx. What are the structures of the upper respiratory tract? (3) = Nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx. Question 9 of 37Question 10 of 37 What are the structures of the lower respiratory tract? (5) = Trachea, bronchi, lobar bronchioles, smaller bronchi, alveoli ducts and sac. What are the structures of the lower respiratory tract? (5) = Trachea, bronchi, lobar bronchioles, smaller bronchi, alveoli ducts and sac. Question 10 of 37Question 11 of 37 What does not take place in the upper respiratory tract? = Gas exchange. What does not take place in the upper respiratory tract? = Gas exchange. Question 11 of 37Question 12 of 37 What are the required conditions of breathable (gas exchange – conditioning) air? (3) = Filter decrease | 37o warm, wet 100%, clean. | Bacteria, virus, dust. What are the required conditions of breathable (gas exchange – conditioning) air? (3) = Filter decrease | 37o warm, wet 100%, clean. | Bacteria, virus, dust. Question 12 of 37Question 13 of 37 What are nose hairs? What is their function? = Vibrissae. What are nose hairs? What is their function? = Vibrissae. Question 13 of 37Question 14 of 37 What are the bony shelves? = Conchae (bony shelves). What are the bony shelves? = Conchae (bony shelves). Question 14 of 37Question 15 of 37 What cells line the respiratory tract? = Epithelium (ciliated) (in upper). What cells line the respiratory tract? = Epithelium (ciliated) (in upper). Question 15 of 37Question 16 of 37 What is the function of the goblet cells? = Secrete mucous. What is the function of the goblet cells? = Secrete mucous. Question 16 of 37Question 17 of 37 What covers the cilia? = Mucous. What covers the cilia? = Mucous. Question 17 of 37Question 18 of 37 What is the action of the cilia to move the mucous? (name) = Mucociliary escalator. What is the action of the cilia to move the mucous? (name) = Mucociliary escalator. Question 18 of 37Question 19 of 37 What glands lie under the epithelium? = Sero mucous glands. What glands lie under the epithelium? = Sero mucous glands. Question 19 of 37Question 20 of 37 What do they do? = H2O and filter the air. What do they do? = H2O and filter the air. Question 20 of 37Question 21 of 37 Why do we bleed when we get punched in the nose? = Large amount blood vessels (rich blood supply). Why do we bleed when we get punched in the nose? = Large amount blood vessels (rich blood supply). Question 21 of 37Question 22 of 37 What is the purpose of rich blood supply? = Warm air. What is the purpose of rich blood supply? = Warm air. Question 22 of 37Question 23 of 37 What do the conchae do? (2) = Mix air (by swirling), slow passage of air. What do the conchae do? (2) = Mix air (by swirling), slow passage of air. Question 23 of 37Question 24 of 37 What does moving the air do? = Forces CT into mucosa (filter and wet). What does moving the air do? = Forces CT into mucosa (filter and wet). Question 24 of 37Question 25 of 37 What does slowing the air do? = Warms it. What does slowing the air do? = Warms it. Question 25 of 37Question 26 of 37 What is the purpose of the sinus? (2) = Lightens head, resonate voice. What is the purpose of the sinus? (2) = Lightens head, resonate voice. Question 26 of 37Question 27 of 37 What are the sections of the pharynx? (3) = Naso pharynx, oropharynx, connects to oral cavity, laryngopharynx. What are the sections of the pharynx? (3) = Naso pharynx, oropharynx, connects to oral cavity, laryngopharynx. Question 27 of 37Question 28 of 37 What are exposed to food? = Oropharynx, laryngopharynx. What are exposed to food? = Oropharynx, laryngopharynx. Question 28 of 37Question 29 of 37 What prevents food going into the nasopharynx during swallowing? = Soft palate. What prevents food going into the nasopharynx during swallowing? = Soft palate. Question 29 of 37Question 30 of 37 What closes the epiglottis? = Feed bollus. What closes the epiglottis? = Feed bollus.Question 30 of 37Question 31 of 37 What is the first branch of the respiratory tree? = Main stem (left and right branch). What is the first branch of the respiratory tree? = Main stem (left and right branch). Question 31 of 37Question 32 of 37 Which lung is smaller? = Left: smaller. Which lung is smaller? = Left: smaller. Question 32 of 37Question 33 of 37 Why? = Heart occupies more space on the left. Why? = Heart occupies more space on the left. Question 33 of 37Question 34 of 37 How many lobar bronchia in each lung? = 3 – R. 2 – L. How many lobar bronchia in each lung? = 3 – R. 2 – L. Question 34 of 37Question 35 of 37 List the tree branches of trachea – alveolar sacs? (10) = Trachea – main (primary) bronchi – lobar (secondary) bronchi – segmental (tertiary) bronchi – bronchioles - respiratory bronchioles - alveolar ducts, sacs, alveoli. List the tree branches of trachea – alveolar sacs? (10) = Trachea – main (primary) bronchi – lobar (secondary) bronchi – segmental (tertiary) bronchi – bronchioles - respiratory bronchioles - alveolar ducts, sacs, alveoli. Question 35 of 37Question 36 of 37 Which are respiratory zone? = Respiratory bronchi (20th branch). Which are respiratory zone? = Respiratory bronchi (20th branch). Question 36 of 37Question 37 of 37 What are the purposes of trachea cartilage? = Keeps it open (patent). What are the purposes of trachea cartilage? = Keeps it open (patent). Question 37 of 37 Loading...