Respiratory Anatomy
In these structure(s), a respiration begins
What are the Nose/Mouth
This type of breathing is categorized as an increase in ventilation to meet an increased demand for oxygen
What is Hyperventilation
This law states that pressure and volume have an inverse relationship
What is Boyles Law
This structure is known as the "Windpipe"
What is the Trachea
This type of breathing refers to the temporary cessation of breathing, may happen during sleep
What is Apnea
When you exhale, what happens to both the volume and pressure of your lungs?
The volume decreases and pressure increases (Boyles Law)
This lung is slightly larger (Left or Right)
What is the Right Lung
This type of breathing refers to normal, quiet breathing. 12-17 Respirations/Min is normal.
What is Eupnea
This law states that the volume of a gas is perportional to the temperature when pressure is constant. (Ex if temperature goes up, volume goes up)
What is Charles Law
This is the major muscle of respiration
What is the Diaphragm
This type of breathing is referred to as a decrease in ventilation that leads to a buildup of CO2
What is Hypoventilation
This law states that the total pressure of a mixture is equal to the sum of the partial pressures.
What is Dalton's Law
These are described as small hairs to filter inspirated air
What are the Cilia
This law states that the amount of a gas dissolved in a liquid is proportional to the partial pressure of that gas above the liquid
What is Henry's Law