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Respiratory System. Organization: Upper respiratory tract lower respiratory tract Function: Conducting: transports air Respiratory: exchanges gas.

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1 Respiratory System

2 Organization: Upper respiratory tract lower respiratory tract Function: Conducting: transports air Respiratory: exchanges gas

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4 Respiratory System Functions Gas exchange Gas conditioning (warming, humidifying and cleaning) Sound production Olfaction Defense

5 Upper Respiratory Tract Composed of: nose nasal cavity paranasal sinuses pharynx (throat)

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16 Nasogastric and Endotracheal Intubation

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23 The spongy nature of the lung : millions (300-400) of alveoli together

24 Gross Anatomy of the Lungs

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28 Pleura and negative pressure Pneumothorax

29 Hemo-thorax

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