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f. Lungs: i. Paired, coned shaped organs located within the are separated by the ii. The inferior portion that sits on the diaphragm. iii. The right lung has iv. The right and left bronchi enter each lung at the is the superior tip of the lungs, while the lobes, while the left lung has i. Alveolar sacs are composed of vri epithelium. lobes. wold E 411, along with the arteries. These arteries branch into microscopic vessels known that surround each air sac. Tug your as v. The ability of the lungs to stretch and recoil is due to their connective tissues. vi vi. The serous membrane that adheres to the surface of each lung is called vii. The serous membrane that lines the cavity that houses the lungs is called viii. The potential space between the two membranes that contains serous fluid that reduces friction when you breathe in and out and creates surface tension is called JOYY) the g. Alveoli: cavity. The lungs PODRO — TO NON Wir vel sers/mekamoffatt/Downloads/Chapter 14 Respiratory…

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Upper and Lower Respiratory System Structures 1. Complete the labeling of the model of the respiratory structures (sagittal section) shown below. a 1998 O an e Ban fak

Name: Date: 10. The Respiratory System A. Anatomy of the respiratory system 1. Label the parts of the upper respiratory system: conchae, epiglottis, external naris, laryngopharynx, nasal cavity, nasopharynx, lingual tonsil, opening of eustachian tube, oropharynx, palatine tonsil, thyroid cartilage, trachea, vocal folds, pharyngeal tonsil, nasal vestibule Oral cavity Esophagus

A G E F 1 Nasal conchae 2 External nares 3 Larynx 4 Tertiary bronchi Trachea Internal nares 7 Secondary bronchi 8. Epiglottis Oropharynx 10 Primary bronchi

25. Describe the histological structure of the trachea by listing the 3 major layers, the tissue each layer is made of, and the structures found in each region. Layer Tissue(s) Layer is Made Of Structures Found in Layer 26. Define the term bronchial tree. - the trachea and the two primary bronchi are referred to as the bronchial tree Juárez de Ku BIOL 2402-Anatomy & Physiology II (United States) OCT 19 Lana PISPIO LIVUJE CUTTICOLIVG LIJJUGI MacBook Air zoom p. 8 of 12 Focus E ♫ E

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C. Respiratory Structures Select the structures described by the statements below. alveoli bronchi bronchioles epiglottis oral cavity oral vestibule oropharynx palatine tonsils pharyngeal tonsils pleural cavity soft palate trachea hard palate larynx lingual tonsils nasal conchae nasopharynx 1. Cavity between lips and teeth. 2. Tonsils in oropharynx. 3. Increase surface area of nasal cavity. 4. Sites of gas exchange. 5. Tubes branching from inferior end of trachea. 6. Prevents food from entering larynx. 7. Potential space between visceral and parietal pleurae. 8. Small tubes leading to alveoli. 9. Tonsils in nasopharynx. 10. Separated from nasal cavity by hard palate. 11. Tiny air sacs in lung. 12. Portion of palate supported by bone. 13. Contains the vocal folds. 14. Where swallowing reflex is initiated. 15. Tonsils at base of the tongue. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7 8. 9. 10. 11. 12, 13. 14. 15.

1- Cemento blast seen in: a- Cementum only b- Pdl only C- All of above 2- The areas between cell and ground substance fiber of pdl is named: a- Intersthial tissue b- Extra cellular matrix c- Non of all above 3- The mast principle fiber of pdi which located in gingiva are : A- Alveolar crest fiber B- Apical fiber group C- Dentogingival group 4-Principle collagenous fibers of pdl embedded in cementum and alveolar bone to attach the tooth to the alveolous: a- Sharpy fiber b- Plastin fiber c- Oxytaline fiber

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2. A25-year-old man with hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia comes to the physician because of a nosebleed for 2 hours. Physical examination shows nasal bleeding. The nasal mucosa s anesthetized with lidocaine, and clots are removed. Visible bleeding vessels are located in the posterior nasal cavity. These vessels are most likely branches of which of the folowing areres? OA) Facial B) Lingual OC) Maxiliary OD) Ophthalmic E) Superficial temporal

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Is acute sinusitis dangerous? What to do when you have sinusitis?

A. Describe the lateral wall of the nasal cavity. B. Give the important features of the different parts of the pharynx. I WILL UPVOTE IF INFORMATIVE PLS PLS PLSSSS

Previously healthy 20 year old man, develop shortness of breath and a productive cough after two hours at the summit of a 15,000 foot mountain. He is afebrile. Crackles are heard at both lung bases. Which of the following is the most likely cause of these filings? A) left ventricular failure B) pulmonary hypertension C) right ventricular failure D) sympathetic, nervous system activation E) viral pneumonitis

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