Major Themes
A plane that divides body into left and right sections.
What is Sagittal?
______ goes in, ______ goes out.
What is O2 and CO2?
These disorders affect how much the lungs can be inflated or deflated?
What is inflated?
Name one of two factors affecting ventilation.
What is Pressure or Resistance?
True or False: Abdominal thrusts is an accurate way to aid someone when chocking.
What is True?
True or False: Axial region contains upper and lower libs.
What is False?
Name one function of the pleural cavity.
What is reduce friction, create pressure gradient, compartmentalize, and contain pleural fluid?
True or False: Asthma is a lung disorder.
What is True?
What tool measures ventilation?
What is a spirometer?
The _______ is the site of gas exchange in the blood.
What is alveolus?
How many quadrants are in the abdominopelvic region?
What is four? (can you name them!)
What is the function of surfactant?
What is to prevent walls from sticking/allowing walls to inflate?
What are the two major forms of COPD?
What is chronic bronchitis and emphysema?
What is Tidal Volume?
What two things make up the respiratory membrane?
What is alveoli and blood capillary?
Body cavities are lined with ______ and filled with ______.
What is membranes and viscera?
True or False: The left lung has 3 lobes while the right lung as 2.
What is False?
State at least 3 characteristics of emphysema.
What is breakdown of alveoli, occurs with aging, lungs become fibrotic/less elastic, Barrel chest and/or shortness of breath?
Explain Forced Expiratory Volume (FEV1).
What is the % of vital capacity exhaled in one second?
What is the difference between conductive and respiratory organs?
What is conductive is passages that serve only for airflow while respiratory participate in gas exchange?
Name the components of each the dorsal and ventral cavities.
What is...
Dorsal: cranial cavity, vertebral canal
Ventral: thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavities
What is the main anatomical difference between bronchi and bronchioles?
What is bronchi are covered in cartilage and bigger and bronchioles are covered in smooth muscle and smaller?
What is the difference between acute and chronic bronchitis?
What is acute is usually caused by a respiratory infection and improves by itself while chronic is severe and persistent inflammation?
Minute Respiratory Volume (MRV) is _______ x ________.
What is Tidal volume and Respiratory Rate (BPM)?
What is the mucuscilliary escalator?
What is pathogens get stuck in airway through cilia moving them out. (ex paralyzed by a cigarette smoker)?