Bronchus, Bronchioles, Terminal Bronchiole

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difference between the left and right primary bronchus

the left primary bronchus is longer angled and more narrow due to the presence of the heart

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which side of the lungs and primary bronchi is the more common side for inhaled objects

right

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what is the point where the trachea divides

carina

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The lungs occupy the entire thoracic cavity except the...

mediastinum

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Apex is the narrow, upper portions located deep into the ___.

clavicle

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__ is the wide, lower portions located near diaphragm

base

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Lobes are formed by deep ___

fissures

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Right lung has __ lobes

3

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Left lung __ lobes

2

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Each lung is covered by...

serous membranes

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What are the 2 layers of the lungs

parietal and visceral layer

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___ Layer lines the wall of ventral cavity

Parietal

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___ Layer lines the outside of the organ

Visceral

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___ fluid in between the two layers

Serous Fluid

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Function of membranes & fluid

reduce friction as lungs move within the thoracic cavity

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inflammation of the pleural membrane is called

Pleurisy

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what causes pleurisy

decreased pleural fluid

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Symptoms of Pleurisy

Dry, rough, increased friction, very painful

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excessive pleural fluid leads to...

Pleural Effusion

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Pleural Effusion leads to Increased ___ on lungs

Pressure

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Symptoms of pleural effusion

Difficult to breathe, less painful than pleurisy

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___ branches of bronchi once inside lungs

Bronchioles

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Bronchioles form a network of branching respiratory passageways throughout the lung called...

bronchial tree / respiratory tree

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Do all bronchioles have cartilage to reinforce their walls?

All but the very smallest

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Terminal bronchioles lead to respiratory zone structures that end at ___

alveoli

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Only site of gas exchange

alveoli

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what are the respiratory Zone Structures

Respiratory bronchioles

Alveolar ducts/sacs Alveoli

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all other respiratory passage structures that serve as conduits to & from the respiratory zone are called the...

Conducting zone structures

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Majority of lungs are__

air spaces.

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The remaining lung tissue is mainly ___

elastic connective tissue

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The elastic connective tissue of the lungs allows for efficient ____ during exhalation.

passive recoil