Respiratory and Circulatory System

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veryKOOL1326  on May 10, 2010

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anatomy and physiology, biology

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Respiratory and Circulatory System

hilus
located on the lung's root, it is the place of bronchus entry
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hilus located on the lung's root, it is the place of bronchus entry
glottis the opening on the larynx is also known as vocal chords
vocal chords located on the larynx, they allow humans to make noise
epiglottis a covering on the larynx that convers it during swallowing
respiratory membrane alveolar and capillary walls
tidal volume the amount of oxygen the lungs breathe in during normal, relaxed breathing
vital capacity the greatest possible amount of oxygen intake
nasal cavity, larynx, traches, bronchi, lungs what is the sequence of air flow?
warms air, filters air, moistens air what are the three functions of the nasal cavity?
bronchioles, alveolar ducts, alveolar sacs, alveoli what is the process of gas exchange in the alveoli?
inhalation in this process, the diaphragm is contracted
exhalation in this process, the diaphragm is relaxed
squamos, columnar, loose connective, hyaline, and smooth which tissues are in the respiratory system?
90% plasma's percent water
55% blood's percentage plasma
45% blood's percentage formed elements
98% hemoglobin is ___ percent of an RBC
spectrin, hemoglobin what makes up erythrocytes? (2)
spectrin creates cell flexibility for movement into capillaries for RBC's
transport O2 to cells and CO2 away from cells function of erythrocytes
nucleus what are erythrocytes lacking?
erythropoiesis process that occurs in bone marrow and ends of long bones where erythrocytes are formed
100-120 days life span of an erythrocyte
never let monkeys eat bananas what is the order of leukocytes from most abundant to least? (or...how does Ms. Devick want us to remember them?)
form platelets function of megakaryocytes
arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, veins sequence of blood flow
squamos, loose, blood, adipose, cardiac, nervous tissues in the circulatory system

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