Opening of Eustachian Tube (Auditory Tube)

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Opening of Eustachian Tube (Auditory Tube) Instructor: Ali Okihiro Photos From Karen McClellan Webpage Superior Concha Frontal Sinus Superior Meatus Middle Concha Sphenoid[al] Sinus Middle Meatus Opening of Eustachian Tube (Auditory Tube) Inferior Concha Pharyngeal Tonsil Inferior Meatus Hard Palate Uvula Soft Palate Palatine Tonsil Epiglottis

Anterior View Posterior View Epiglottis Hyoid Bone Glottis – opening between vocal folds Thyroid Cartilage Cricoid Cartilage Thyroid Gland Trachea

Maxillary Sinus False Vocal Cord Thyroid Cartilage True Vocal Cord Sternocleidomastoid Cricoid Cartilage Scalene Pectoralis Minor Trachea Abdominal Muscles

Right Lung (Larger than the Left) Left Lung Superior Lobe Horizontal Fissure Middle Lobe Oblique Fissure Inferior Lobe

Larynx Thyroid Gland Trachea Secondary Bronchus Primary Bronchus Tertiary Bronchus Diaphragm

Fig. 23.15 Vital capacity (4600 mL) Total lung capacity (5800 mL) Illustration for Practical – also don’t forget Fig. 23.12 and 23.7 Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display. Fig. 23.15 6000 Maximum inspiration Volumes Capacities 5000 Inspiratory reserve volume (3000 mL) Inspiratory capacity (3500 mL) Vital capacity (4600 mL) 4000 Volume (mL) 3000 volume Tidal (500 mL) Total lung capacity (5800 mL) 2000 Expiratory (1100 mL) reserve volume Maximum expiration Functional residual capacity (2300 mL) 1000 Residual (1200 mL) volume Time