week 7 assignment EXAM QUESTIONS 63 TERMS WITH VERIFIED DEFINITIONS UPDATED 2024

week 7 assignment EXAM QUESTIONS (63 TERMS) WITH VERIFIED DEFINITIONS UPDATED 2024 the larynx houses vocal folds, which are responsible for sound production in the medial view of the right lung, identify the lung apex, fissures and primary bronchi. some labels may be used more than once. which of the following is not a component of the respiratory membrane the right lung contains two fissures, whereas the left lung contains one fissure. these structures in the left sided midsagittal view of the superior portion of the lower respiratorys system. which of the following epithelia and/or cell surface modifications are present in large bronchi in the medial view of the right lung, identify the lobes of the lung, blood vessels, and lung base gas exchange at the respiratory membrane and at the tissues requires ATP to fuel the oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange pump an increase in thoracic volume leads to an increase in intrapulmonary pressure identify the conchae, meatuses, vestibule and nasopharynx the structures located more superior in the larynx are the astral folds. a hypersensitivity to peanuts can lead to severe inflammation of the tissues lining the respiratory tract. Often, doctors will prescribe epinephrine to be administered by auto injection (EpiPen) in case of exposure. When epinephrine is injected intramusculary, it binds to adrenergic receptors throughout the body, including those located on the smooth muscle of respiratory structures. What does epinephrine binding to adrenergic receptors in the respiratory tissue cause? the __ pleura covers the outer surface of each lung, whereas the __ pleura lines the inner surfaces of the thoracic cavity a __ bronchus leads into each lung; a __ bronchus leads into a lobe of a lung; a __ bronchus leads into a bronchopulmonary segment Identify the sinuses and the cartilaginous structures. in the medial view of the left lung, identify the fissure, cardiac impression, cardiac notch and a primary bronchi, some labels may be used twice a decrease in intrapulmonary pressure allows air to flow into the lungs identify the anatomical structures shown in a lateral view of the left lung. the left lung contains __ lobe(s), whereas the right lung contains __ lobes. the outermost layer of the pleura is the visceral pleura 1. measure of the strength of respiration 2. volume of air left in the lungs following forced expiration e of air maximally expired above and beyond the tidal volume e of additional inspired air, above and beyond the tidal volume 5. amount of air remaining in the lungs after quiet expiration 6. total amount of air that can be in the lungs 7. volume of air that enters and leaves the lungs with each normal breath 8. total ability to inspire alveolar type __ cells are responsible for producing surfactant identify the anatomical structures shown in a lateral view of the right lung the trachea is __ to the esophagus which of the following cell surface modifications and/or specialized cells may be found within the epithelium that lines the trachea? identify these structures in the left-sided midsagittal view of the superior portion of the lower respiratory system. medial view of lung the respiratory membrane, through which a molecule of carbon dioxide must travel in order to diffuse from the blood into the alveoli, is composed of alveolar epithelium, a fused basement membrane and a capillary endothelium the left lung is smaller than the right lung vesicular sounds, caused by air filling the alveolar sacs, are lower in pitch, quiet, and heard primarily during inspiration. when auscultation is performed between the first and second intercostal spaces, bronchovesicular sound of intermediate pitch can be heard during inspiration and expiration. When inflammation or infection is present in the respiratory structures, these sounds are absent due to increased pulmonary edema.