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Respiration Breathing!
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Terminology (1-1-2) 1. concha- 8. cochlea- 1. concha- 8. cochlea- 2. tachy- 9. pariet- 2. tachy- 9. pariet- 3. alveol- 10. pneum 3. alveol- 10. pneum 4. –ia11. olfact- 4. –ia11. olfact- 5. bronch-12. pleur 5. bronch-12. pleur 6. thorac- 13. brady- 6. thorac- 13. brady- 7. cric- 14. in- 7. cric- 14. in- 15. –pnea
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BLESS YOU!
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Introduction Getting O 2 to blood Getting O 2 to blood Moving O 2 from blood to cell Moving O 2 from blood to cell Moving O 2 from cell to Mitochondria Moving O 2 from cell to Mitochondria
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Introduction Getting CO 2 out of cells. Getting CO 2 out of cells. Move CO 2 to blood Move CO 2 to blood Get rid of CO 2 Get rid of CO 2
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FUNCTIONS of Respiratory System 1. Provide gas exchange surface, move air to and from that surface. 1. Provide gas exchange surface, move air to and from that surface.
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FUNCTIONS 2. Protect surface area from dehydration, temperature changes, and environment. 2. Protect surface area from dehydration, temperature changes, and environment.
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FUNCTIONS 3. Defend against pathogenic organisms (disease causing) 3. Defend against pathogenic organisms (disease causing)
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FUNCTIONS 4. Communication ~ Verbal 4. Communication ~ Verbal
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Activity GOLD COLDFISH GOLD COLDFISH
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Respiratory Tract: Divided into two sections: upper and lower. Divided into two sections: upper and lower.
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Respiratory Tract: Upper: Conducting passageway Upper: Conducting passageway Lower: Respiratory passageway Lower: Respiratory passageway
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UPPER RESPIRATORY Respiratory Epithelium: Ciliated cells that secrete mucus, a mucus elevator. Respiratory Epithelium: Ciliated cells that secrete mucus, a mucus elevator.
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CILIA
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NASAL CAVITY Nasal cavity is covered with mucus. Nasal cavity is covered with mucus.
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NASAL CAVITY
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FUNCTIONS: FUNCTIONS: 1. Warm air to body temperature 1. Warm air to body temperature
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NASAL CAVITY 2. Filter air for respiration (using cilia and mucus) 2. Filter air for respiration (using cilia and mucus)
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NASAL CAVITY 3. Moisten air for exchange. 3. Moisten air for exchange.
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NASAL CAVITY 4. Olfaction: Sense of smell receptors. 4. Olfaction: Sense of smell receptors.
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NASAL CAVITY 5. Resonating chamber for Voice. 5. Resonating chamber for Voice.
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NASAL CAVITY External Nares: External Nares: Nostrils, coarse hair protects opening. Nostrils, coarse hair protects opening.
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NASAL CAVITY Nasal Septum: (136) divides nose into left and right chambers. Made of cartilage/bone. Nasal Septum: (136) divides nose into left and right chambers. Made of cartilage/bone.
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NASAL SEPTUM
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NASAL CAVITY Nasal Conchae: (134) Projections from side, increases surface area and turbulence. Nasal Conchae: (134) Projections from side, increases surface area and turbulence.
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NASAL Conchae
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Nasopharynx: Place where nasal cavity joins pharynx Nasopharynx: Place where nasal cavity joins pharynx Contains adenoids (pharyngeal tonsils) Contains adenoids (pharyngeal tonsils) Eustachian tubes connect to middle ear. Eustachian tubes connect to middle ear.
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NASAL CAVITY Epistaxis: Bloody nose, lots of blood WHY? Epistaxis: Bloody nose, lots of blood WHY? Warming air. Warming air.
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NASAL CAVITY Why do you get a runny nose on a cold day? Why do you get a runny nose on a cold day?
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NASAL CAVITY Air condenses when it hits the cold nose surface. Air condenses when it hits the cold nose surface.
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