Anatomy
Function
Definition
System
Bones
100

Where gas exchange occurs

What is the respiratory bronchioles? 

100

These slightly raise the ribs and lower the sternum during inspiration to allow for chest expansion

What is intercostal muscles? 

100

The line that separates bilateral lower lobes of the lungs

What is the oblique fissure? 

100

Branch of the peripheral nervous system that has automatic motor control of muscle as you take a deep breath on command

What is the somatic nervous system/branch? 
100

The number of thoracic bones in the spine

What is twelve? 

200

These three parts make up the upper respiratory tract below the nasal cavity

What is the nasopharynx, oropharynx, and laryngopharynx? 

200

These cells break down foreign particles

What is macrophages? 
200

This clears fluid from interstitial space to maintain fluid balance and remove cell debris

What is lymphatic circulation? 

200

This branch of the PNS sends unconscious signals to and from the brain to affect smooth muscle

What is the autonomic nervous system/branch? 

200

The untrained eye may confuse the lines of this bone as a pneumothorax on chest x-ray

What is the scapula? 

300

The cover over the vocal cords during swallow

What is the epiglottis? 

300

Type II pneumocytes

What is create surfactant to prevent alveolar collapse? 

300

The left lung does not have this

What is the horizontal fissure? 

300

This system causes increased salivation, bronchoconstriction, and bradycardia

What is the parasympathetic nervous system? 

300

Fractures in this bone make intubation difficult

What is the maxilla or mandible? 

400

Point where the mainstem bronchi bifurcates

What is the carina? 

400

The diaphragm is primarily maintained by these parts

What is C3-4-5 with their phrenic nerves? 

400

Muscles that are active when ventilatory demand abnormally increases, such as in pain or in fear

What is accessory muscles? 
400

This a sympathetic fiber neurotransmitter

What is norepinephrine? 
400

Not a bone, yet provides structure to the trachea

What is cricoid cartilage? 

500

The region the lymphatic system dumps into and around the lungs

What is the hilum or hilar? 

500
Most of the visceral pleura blood flow is provided by this 

What is bronchial circulation? 

500

Term describing decreased PA BP causing increased bronchial arterial blood flow to the negatively affected area

What is a compensatory relationship? 

500

Low pressure, low resistance system

What is pulmonary circulation?

500

Boney shelves that cause turbulent flow and are sensitive to external manipulation

What are turbinates, or conchae?  

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