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respiratory system

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Is CO2 concentration related to pH balance?

yes

<p>yes</p><p></p>
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OTHER functions of respiratory system

-pH

-protection from inhaled substances = boogers, phlem (they trap bad stuff)

-vocalization = air flowing over vocal cords generates sound

-water and heat loss = air that enters is heated to body temp and humidified to keep the linings of airways moist

-respiratory pump = the mechanism where pressure changes in thoracic + abdominal cavity so venous blood can move back to heart

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what happens to thoracic cavity pressure during inhale?

-pressure becomes more negative because your lungs EXPAND

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from and to what pressures does venous blood move?

-from high pressure (veins outside thoracic cavity) → low pressure (thoracic cavity (ur heart is in the thoracic cavity) )

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what is internal (cellular) respiration?

using O2 in mitochondria to generate ATP and CO2 as a waste product

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what is external respiration?

what are the 4 steps?

-exchange of CO2 and O2 between atmosphere and tissues

  1. pulmonary ventilation = mechanics of breathing

  2. pulmonary gas exchange = gas exchange from atmosphere to pulmonary capillary across alveolar wall

  3. respiratory gas transport (AKA cardiovascular system) = transportation of CO2 and O2 to their respective destinations

  4. tissue gas exchange = gas exchange between systemic capillaries and tissue cells

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what are the 8 anatomical areas listed for respiratory system

  1. nasal + oral cavities = air enters + exits body

  2. pharynx = throat, air from nasal and oral cavity combine here

  3. epiglottis = flap made of cartilage that covers trachea during swallowing so food goes to esophagus

  4. trachea = has cartilage rings to prevent collapsing when NEGATIVE PRESSURE occurs during inspiration

  5. larynx =

  6. bronchi

  7. terminal bronchioles

  8. respiratory bronchioles

<ol><li><p>nasal + oral cavities = air enters + exits body</p></li><li><p>pharynx = throat, air from nasal and oral cavity combine here </p></li><li><p>epiglottis = flap made of cartilage that covers trachea during swallowing so food goes to esophagus </p></li><li><p>trachea = has cartilage rings to prevent collapsing when NEGATIVE PRESSURE occurs during inspiration </p></li><li><p>larynx = </p></li><li><p>bronchi</p></li><li><p>terminal bronchioles </p></li><li><p>respiratory bronchioles  </p></li></ol><p></p>