Digestive Anatomy
Digestive Physiology
Respiratory Anatomy
Respiratory Physiology
Misc.
100
The function of the oropharynx
What is propulsion
100
the enzyme that digests starch
What is amylase
100
respiratory cartilage
What is hyaline cartilage
100
normal breathing ~500ml
What is tidal volume
100
fold that loosely suspends the small intestines to the posterior wall
What is mesentary
200
The largest of the salivary glands located in front of the ears
What is the parotid gland
200
function of bile
What is to emulsify fats
200
change in epithelial size as you go down the bronchial tree
What thins out from pseudostratified columnar cilated to simple squamous
200
main muscle of respiration
What is diaphragm
200
produces the most saliva
What is submandibular gland
300
The part of the large intestine that has the appendix attached
What is the cecum
300
where chemical digestion ends
What is small intestine
300
highly vascularized; separates nasal cavity to left and right
What is nasal septum
300
This measure expiratory volumes
What is spirometer
300
found in the submucosa of the illeum
What are Peyer's patches
400
This epithelium is modified in the small intestine to increase surface area
What is simple columnar
400
Begins the chemical digestion of proteins
What is Pepsin
400
number of total secondary bronchi
What is five
400
this increases as a result of waste products from macromolecules during exercise
What is CO2
400
largest unpaired cartilage of the larynx
What is thyroid cartilage
500
the series of ridges on the internal surface of the stomach
What is rugae
500
The end product of digestion of lipids
What are fatty acids and glycerol
500
components of the respiratory zone
What are respiratory bronchioles and alveoli
500
inverse relationship between pressure and volume
What is Boyle's Law
500
3 paired cartilages of larynx
What are cuneiform, corniculate, and arytenoid
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