Pulmonary Divisions
Passive/Active and Measurements
Lungs/ Linkage
Respiration and Measurements and other resp misc stuff
100

Amount of air that gets exhanged in single respiratory cycle

Tidal Volume

100

What muscles are being used in quiet breathing?

None

100

Pleura lines the ribcage (thorax)

Parietal Pleura

100

Active systems during /z/

Respiratory, Laryngeal, Articulatory, Velopharyngeal

200

VC(Vital Capacity)-ERV(Expiratory Reserve Volume)

Inspiratory Capacity( IC)

200

Circumferential measurement

RIP vest( Respitrace)

200

These muscles contract to inhale during quiet breathing

External Intercostal Muscles and Diaphragm

200

Active systems during /m/

Respiratory, Laryngeal, Articulatory

300

Key Factors that affect VC

Gender, Age, Height

300

Indirect measure for estimating subglottal pressure?

Intraoral pressure during /p/

300

Engulf carbon and toxins in lungs of a smoker

Macrophages

300

System responsible for voicing of sounds

Laryngeal

400

Breathing for speech occurs here

Inspiratory Reserve Volume (IRV)

400

I want to speak below REL , what do I need to counteract the passive forces?

Active Expiratory Muscles

400

The function of this structure is to conduct air/produce secretions and filter foreign particles

Bronchioles

400

muscle that separates trachea and esophagus

Trachealis

500

Limiting Factor of VC

Size of Ribcage 


500

Used to maintain constant subglottal pressure and to control descent of the rib cage

Checking Action (during speech)

500

This structure is straighter than the other and tends to cause aspiration

Right bronchial tube

500

Calibrates Pneumotachograph

Rotometer

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