components of the lungs
gas exchange
phases of breathing
structure of lungs
bonus questions
100

what feature of the cells lining the respiratory passageways enables them to move impurities away from the lungs?

cilia 

100

in what structure does gas exchange occur in the lung?

alveoli 

100

what are the two phases of quite breathing?

inspiration and exhalation 

100

what is the name of the membrane that encloses the lung?

the pleura 

100

which phase of breathing is active and which is passive?

active: inspiration 

passive: exhalation 

200

what gas is the main chemical controller of respiration?

Co2

200

what substance in red blood cells holds almost all the oxygen carried in the blood?

hemoglobin 

200

what is the first phase of breathing?

inhalation 

200

where is the pleural space located?

within the thoracic cavity (between the visceral(inner) pleura and parietal (outer) pleura) 

200

what is described as the amount of air that can be inhaled and exhaled with the deepest possible breath?

vital capacity 

300

what purpose does mucus in the nasal cavity serve?

traps smaller particles like pollen or smoke to protect to the lungs 

300

what is the main form in which CO2 is carried in the blood?

bicarbonate 

300

what is the second phase of breathing?

expiration

300

which substance normally exists in the pleural cavity?

small amount of serous fluid

300
a patient is experiencing low blood levels of o2 what processes are most likely to occur first?

restlessness, and anxiety

400

list the upper respiratory structures

nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, oral cavity, trachea, esophagus, 

400

why does the alveoli contain small amounts of fluid?

to facilitate gas exchange by providing a medium for oxygen and carbon dioxide to dissolve and diffuse across the alveolar membrane into the bloodstream

400

what is hyperventilation?

a pattern of rapid and deep breathing

400

the left lung has how many lobes?

2 lobes 

400

what is the structure involved in opening between the vocal cords?

glottis 

500

which structure is the opening on the lung's medial surface through which primary bronchi and pulmonary blood vessels pass?

hilum 

500

what is described as the pressure between the visceral and parietal pleurae, which assists with lung expansion?

intra-pleural pressure 

500

what is the structure that is known as the voice box?

larynx 

500

what is the bony structure separating the mouth from the nasal cavity?

palate

500

what is one thing that you learned from this presentation?

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