Evolution and Nasal breathing
Upper Respiratory Anatomy
Lower Respiratory Anatomy
Inspiration vs. Exhalation
Wild Card
100

Name one reason that humans facial structure has evolved

Tenderizing/cooking/processed food

language development

100

What is the name of the 3 structures that increase surface area in the nose

Meastus OR Concha

100

What is the name for the grape like structures in the lung?

Alveoli

100

In which part of the breath cycle does the volume increases while the pressure decreases

Inhalation 

100

What is dead space volume

Air that doesn't reach the alveoli
200

T/F: As humans have evolved, our jaws have moved posteriorly

True

200

What is the goalie of the throat?

Tonsils

200

____________ are the smaller branches of the bronchi

bronchioles

200

Diaphragm flattens during

inspiration

200

MURPHY WILD CARD

Does Murphy have nuts in her lunch bag?


Bonus: If she does, what type? (double bonus if you get this right)

Let's see!

300

*must get both right for points

Which of the following has decreased with evolution and which of the following has increased with evolution:

Sinus space

Nasal cavity

Brain size

Eyebrow width

Tongue thickness

Sinus space decreased 

Brain increased

300

Name the 3 parts of the pharynx from superior to inferior

Nasopharynx

Oropharynx

Laryngealpharynx

300

What are the names of the sacs that surround the lung's cavity?

Visceral and parietal pluera

300

Usually a passive event

exhalation

300

What is the name for the volume of air that remains in the lungs during normal respiration

Residual volume

400

What is the difference between evolution and dysevolution?

Evolution- a species changes for it's betterment

Dysevolution- the changes that a species undergoes has a negative affect on the health of of the organisms

400

Your right nostril is connected to which part of your autonomic nervous system

Fight/Flight aka Sympathetic

400

Explain the shape of the trachea and 2 reasons the structure is important?

C shaped.  

Front being open protects out airways from closing.

Back is mailable which allows large bites to be swallowed easier

400

****MURPHY WILD CARD*******

What instrument did Murphy play the highschool band?

Drums

400

What is the difference between obstructive and restrictive lung diseases

Obstructive has an issue with the air being exhaled and with restrictive, there is an issue with the lungs filling with oxygen

500

Name the 3 benefits to breathing through your nose.  Must get all 3 for points

Filter, warm and moisten

500

What is the name of the "guardian of the airways"

Epiglottis

500

Put the following in order chronologically of where oxygen travels after it goes into the nasal cavity.  Use the following words (word, comma, space): bronchioles, alveolar ducts, trachea, bronchi, oropharynx, larynx, laryngopharynx, terminal bronchioles, alveolar sacs, respiratory zone, nasopharynx and capillary bed

nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, terminal bronchioles, alveoli, alveolar duct, alveolar sac, capillary bed

500

Name 4 characteristics of Expiration

Diaphragm curves

Diaphragm relaxes

Intercostal pull the ribs inferiorly

Gas rushes out of the lungs

Volume decreasees

500
Out of all the vocab in this unit, what is Murphy's favorite?

Epiglottis!

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