FIGURE 13.11 Respiratory B structures (cont): (B) the larynx, anterior view; (C) the larynx, midsagittal section O Arytenoid cartilage O Corniculate cartilage O Cricoid cartilage O Cuneiform cartilage O Epiglottis O Epiglottic cartilage O False vocal cords O Fat pad O Hyoid bone O Thyroid cartilage O Tracheal cartilage O True vocal cords 2 Label Figure 13.12 with the terms O Alveolar duct O Alveolar sac O Alveolus O Pulmonary arteriole O Pulmonary capillaries O Pulmonary venule O Respiratory bronchiole O Terminal bronchiole ow.

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