Activity #11: Respiratory and Digestive Systems

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Activity #11: Respiratory and Digestive Systems Chapter 25 & 26 – McKinley et al., Human Anatomy, 4e. Objectives: Identify structures listed in the gross anatomy of the respiratory system on models and cadavers. Histology: Examine a slide or photo of lung tissue and identify indicated structures. Identify structures listed in the gross anatomy of the digestive system on models and cadavers At home assignment: Identify histology slides and structures from various digestive system histology slides or photos. Compilation: Lisa Radmall

Gross Anatomy of Respiratory System The major components of the respiratory system are organized into upper and lower respiratory tracts. Upper Respiratory Tract Paranasal sinuses Nasal cavity Pharynx Lower Respiratory Tract Larynx Trachea Bronchi Lungs Diaphragm muscle Fig. 25.1

Upper Respiratory Tract – Paranasal Sinuses Fig. 25.3

Upper Respiratory Tract Nostril, vestibule, superior nasal concha, middle nasal concha, inferior nasal concha Fig. 25.2

Upper Respiratory Tract – Regions of Pharynx Fig. 25.2

Lower Respiratory Tract – Larynx & Trachea Fig. 25.2

Lower Respiratory Tract – Larynx & Trachea Fig. 25.4

Lower Respiratory Tract – Larynx Fig. 25.5

Lower Respiratory Tract – Bronchial Tree Fig. 25.7

Alveoli and Respiratory Membrane Fig. 25.8

Lungs – Pleura Fig. 25.10

Lungs – Lateral View Fig. 25.11

Lungs – Medial View Fig. 25.11

Diaphragm – Inhalation/Exhalation

Digestive System – Overview Fig. 26.1

Digestive System: Oral Cavity – Anterior Fig. 26.3a

Digestive System: Oral Cavity – Sagittal Fig. 26.3b

Digestive System: Oral Cavity – Salivary Glands Fig. 26.4

Digestive System: Stomach Inferior esophageal sphincter Fig. 26.12

Digestive System: Omentums

Digestive System: Small Intestine Fig. 26.14

Digestive System: Large Intestine Fig. 26.16

Digestive System: Liver Fig. 26.18

Digestive System: Pancreas & Gallbladder Fig. 26.20-21

Digestive System Histology: Tunics & Lumen Also identify these structures on each of the following slides.

Digestive System Histology: Esophagus Fig. 26.10

Digestive System Histology: Stomach Fig. 26.13

Digestive System Histology: Small Intestine Fig. 26.15

Digestive System Histology: Small Intestine Fig. 26.15

Digestive System Histology: Large Intestine Fig. 26.17

Digestive System Histology: Liver Fig. 26.19

Digestive System Histology: Liver Fig. 26.19

Digestive System Histology: Pancreas Fig. 26.20

Image References 14 - http://respiratoryandmusculatory-yoshi.weebly.com/respiratory-system.html 20 - http://www.highlands.edu/academics/divisions/scipe/biology/faculty/harnden/2122/notes/digest.htm