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The white spaces between the rectus abdominis
What are the Tendinous Intersection
What is the diaphram
The number of floating ribs
What is two
The law explaining why air molecules travel into and out of the lungs depending on the volume/air pressure
What is Boyle's Law
Form of breathing in which the location of air is the nose for most individuals
What is life breathing
Residual Volume
What is air in the lungs that cannot be expired
The deepest most lateral abdominal muscle
What is the transverse abdominis
The parts of the sternum
What are the Manubrium, Corpus, and Xiphoid Process
Inferior to the Cardiac Notch, found only on the left lung
Analogy used to describe how the bronchi bifurcate into bronchioles and eventually alveolar ducts
What is a neighborhood(driveway and street)
Filters the air in the trachea
What is cilia
Intercostal muscle with fibers running downward toward midline
What are the external intercostals
The vertebrae directly inferior to the Thoracic Vertebrae
What is the Lumbar Vertebrae
The space in between the lungs that is occupied by the heart
What is the mediastinal cavity
The reason for the marshmallow peep expanding while in the bell jar vacuum according to Boyle's Law
What is attempting to reach equilibrium
Fan shaped muscles on chest
Pectoral major and minor
Three holes found in the diaphragm to allow other body systems to pass through
What are the Vena Cava, Esophageal Hiatus and Abdominal Aorta
The process in which the ribs are held open by the external intercostals and slowly released back to their resting position during speech breathing
What is checking action
The passive structures within the thoracic cavity
What are the lungs and plurae
The xiphoid process, Lumbar Vertebrae 1-4, the central tendon and ribs 7-12
What are the diagphram's points of attachment
Causes Alveoli to increase in volume
What are the lungs expanding
This muscle relaxes while the abdominals contract
What is the diaphragm
The quantity align with the meal time analogy of 7, 12 and 5
what are the Cervical, Thoracic and Lumbar Vertebrae
The total amount of volume of air in the lungs
What is 5.5 L
The percentage of the vital capacity used in forced breathing
What is 40%