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100
This mechanism uses cilia to move mucus and pathogens upward to be swallowed instead of going further down the respiratory tract. 

Mucociliary Escalator 


100
Where are the free ends of the tracheal cartilages located? 

dorsally to prevent collapse 

100

how would you describe the lobation vs lobulation in ruminants and pigs?

lungs are well lobated and lobulated 

100

which nerve is involved in the afferent pathway of the coughing reflex? 

Vagus nerve 

100

what term describes the volume remaining in the lungs at rest after exhalation? 

functional residual capacity 

200

what happens to air as it is inhaled into the upper respiratory tract? 

air is warmed and humidified, cooling the walls of the nasal passages 

exhaled - air gives up heat and water as it passes over cooled surfaces 

200

What structures connect the tracheal rings to eachother 

annular ligaments 

200

which lobe is ventilated by the tracheal bronchus in the goat? 

cranial lobe of the right lung 

200

which type of bronchiolar exocrine cells secrete protein to protect bronchiolar lining against oxidative pollutants and inflammation, while also producing surfactant to keep the lumen patent? 

Club Cells 

200

how does compromised surfactant function impact the stability of alvioli during edema? 

smaller alveoli are more prone to collapse due to increased surface tension

300

What feature in artiodactyla allows countercurrent heat transfer between the carotid artery and nasal passages?

Carotid Rete 

300

what is NOT found inside of the cervical (visceral) space? 

external jugular vein 

300

what do the muscles of inspiration act to do during the process of inspiration? (what direction do they pull the ribs and what happens to the thoracic cage) 

pull the ribs forward and expand the thoracic cage 

300

what is the alveolar pressure during expiration 

slightly positive 

inspiration is a negative value (lower than atmospheric) 

300

what 3 things does gas exchange depend on? 

ventilation 

perfusion

diffusion 

400

What nerve innervates the muscle that adducts the arytenoid cartilages of the larynx? 

Recurrent laryngeal nerve 

400

where would air travel to after reaching the tertiary (segmental) bronchus in the bronchial tree? 

subsegmental bronchi 

over all order: primary/principal bronchus, secondary/lobar brochus, tertiary/segmental, subsegmental bonchus, bronchioles, terminal bronchioles, respiratory bronchiole, alveolar ducts, alveolar sacs and pulmonary alveoli 

400

from cranial to caudal, what is the correct sequence of the nerves and blood supply of the thoracic wall that is attached to each rib? 

Rib - Vein - Artery - Nerve 

400

what is the result of expansion of the thoracic cage and contraction of the diaphragm? 

increase the volume of the thoracic cavity

400

an antiseptic solution is being used to rinse the left paranasal sinus of a horse to treat recurrent sinusitis. After being deposited into the conchofrontal sinus, which space will the antiseptic fluid reach first? 

caudal maxillary sinus 

500

what is the lateral boundary of the cervical space? 

muscles between forelimb and the neck/head (brachiocephalicus, omohyoideus, omotransversarius) 

ventral border - strap muscles (sternothyroideus, sternohyoidius, sternocephalicus) 

dorsal border - cervical vertebrae and muscles 

500

what direction do the muscles of expiration in the thoracic wall run? 

cranio-ventral 
500

what is the main purpose of the pneumocyte type I simple squamous epithelial cell? 

air-blood barrier 

500

when is transpulmonary pressure at its peak

end of inspiration 

500

what species has the tracheal bronchus? 

Ruminants and pigs 

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