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        | 7 cervical 12 thoracic 5 lumbar 5 sacral 3-4 coccygeal |  | 
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        | legs that are posterior to corpus |  | 
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        | opening(hole)immediately posterior to the corpus |  | 
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        | posterior projection from lamina(thin broad sheet of bone) |  | 
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        | left aand right projection from lamina |  | 
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        | connects adjacent vertebrae |  | 
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        | passageway for blood vessels |  | 
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        | support the skull for rotation   |  | 
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        | long spinous process -transverse foramen nerves and blood vessels lie in the foramen traveling up the vertebral column into the skull   |  | 
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        | intervertebral joints *cartligenous/amphiarthrodial joints  |  | Definition 
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        | Diathrodial (synovial) joint |  | Definition 
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        | connecting lower extremities to axia(vertebral column) |  | 
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        | inferior-most bone of pelvic girdle |  | 
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        | sternum: midline connector for clavicle and ribs |  | 
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        | 12 ribs 10 attach to sternum |  | 
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        | rib and rib cage true ribs
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        | # 1-7 direct connect sternum
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        | rib and rib cage false ribs
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        | # 8-10 attach to cartilaginous portion running superiorly up to sternum
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        | ribs and rib cage floating ribs
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        | 11 and 12 no anterior connection
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        | manubrium sterni, corpus, xiphoid |  | 
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        | nasal cavity, oral cavity, pharynx, larynx |  | 
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        | articualtion points for chondral portions of ribs 2-10 |  | 
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        | trachea and bronchi are what respiratory tract? |  | 
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        | 11-12cm long tube 16-20 c-shaped rings
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 internally: mucous membrane lining
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        | *point of bifurcation *2 main stern bronchi
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        | protection of respiratory tract |  | Definition 
 
        | mucus membranes, cilia/hair *nasal hair/ mucous
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        | elastic and fibrous tissues |  | 
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        | inner lining of thoracic cavity |  | 
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        | breathing in active process
 quiet inspiration-1 muscle
 -forced inspiration-many muscles
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        | breathing out usaully passive
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        | primary muscles of inhalation |  | Definition 
 
        | diaphragm internal intercostals
 external intercostals
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        | contraction-->flatten diaphragm by pulling central tendon down/foward---> increases size of thoracic caivity; compress abdominal cavity |  | 
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        | external intercostals muscles (primary muscles od inhalation)
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        | elevates ribs; up in transverse volume of thorax |  | 
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        | internal intercostals muscles (primary muscles of inhalation)
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation anterios thoracic pectoralis major
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        | elevates sternum and anterios ribs |  | 
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation anterios thoracic pectoralis minor
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation anterios thoracic 
 subclavis
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        | fixed clavicle/ elevates rib 1 |  | 
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation anterios thoracic 
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation posterior thoracic lateral ilicostalis cervicis |  | Definition 
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation posterior thoracic lateral ilicostalis thoracis (dorsi)
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        | stabilizes posterior rib to cage wall |  | 
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation posterior thoracic latissimus dorsi
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation posterior thoracic levatores costarum-brevis
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        | elevates posterior rib cage 1-12 |  | 
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation posterior thoracic levatores costarum-longis
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        | elevates lower posterior ribs 9-12 |  | 
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation posterior thoracic serratus posterior superior
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation neck scalenes
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        | accessory muscles of inhalation neck sternocleidomastiod
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        | elevates sternum and clavicle and elevates ribcage, allows turning neck in opposite direction |  | 
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        | muscles of forced exhalation abdomen
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        | insertion points along rib cage, pelvic girdle |  | 
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        | muscles of forcedexhalation abdominal/aponeurosis
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        | large flat tendonious sheath -insertion point for abdominal muscles
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        | muscles of forced exhalation anterior abdominal aponeurosis
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        | -linea alba(white line) -linea semilunaris(lateral to linea alba, just lateral to rectus abdominus)
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        | muscles of forced exhalation primary exteranl oblique
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        | depress lower ribs;compress abdomen |  | 
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        | muslces of forced exhalation primary internal obilique |  | Definition 
 
        | depress lower ribs; compress abdomen |  | 
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        | muslces of forced exhalation primary transverse abdoiminis |  | Definition 
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        | muscles of forced exhalation primary rectus  abdominis |  | Definition 
 
        | depress lower ribs & compress abdomen |  | 
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        | muscles of exhalation secondary internal intercostals |  | Definition 
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        | muscles of exhalation secondary latissimus dorsi |  | Definition 
 
        | compress lower wall of rib cage |  | 
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        | muscles of exhalation secondary lateral iliocostalis thoracis |  | Definition 
 
        | stabilize posterior rib cage |  | 
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        | muscles of exhalation secondary lateral iliocostalis lumborum |  | Definition 
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        | muscles of exhalation secondary serratus posterior inferior |  | Definition 
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        | muscles of exhalation secondary transversus thoracis   |  | Definition 
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        | muscles of exhalation secondary quadratus lumborum     3X4 |  | Definition 
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        | spongy, porous elastice tissue -minimal smooth muscles -passive tissue (cannot expand/contract on its own) |  | 
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        | 25 million in babies 300 million in adults (8 or older) type 1 cells: epthelia cells type 2 cells: produce surfactant  phagocytes: "cleaning" cells |  | 
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        | exchange of gas between organism and environment -inspiration/inhalation -expiraton/exhaltion primary purpose: survival secondary:speech |  | 
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        | pressure in relevant open space |  | 
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        | diaphragm+TRHORACIC/shoulder/neck muscles |  | 
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        | abdominal and lower back muscles |  | 
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        | elasticity, torque, intra-abdominal pressure, gravity |  | 
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        | lungs:stretched even in relaxed position inhalation--> further stretching stop forces-->elastic recoil to orignal position   |  | 
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        | twisting 1 end of a shaft -eliminate force of twist--> return to original position |  | 
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        | capable of beig twisted, spring back when twisting forces are removed |  | 
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        | elasticity, torque, intr-abdominal pressure, gravity |  | 
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        | gas exchange: movement of air in repiratory pathways |  | Definition 
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        | air noramlly exhanged in 1 repiratory cycle |  | 
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        | inspiratory reserve volume (irv) |  | Definition 
 
        | vol. air inhaled after quiet tidal inhalation |  | 
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        | expiratory reserve volume(erv) |  | Definition 
 
        | VOL air after passive, tidal expiration resting lung volume (after normal exhalation) |  | 
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        | VOL. air remaining in lungs after max exhalation remains in lungs stretched by pleural linings |  | 
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        | vol air in respiratory passages not involved in gas exchange ---never makes it to lungs |  | 
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        | capacity of air available for speech production TV+IRV+ERV=4000 cc |  | 
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        | maxium inspiratory volume after tidal expiration (IRV+TV) |  | 
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        | functional residual capacity (FRC) |  | Definition 
 
        | volume remaining in body after tidal/passive exhalation (ERV+RV) *after we breathe in, what we push out |  | 
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        | total lung capacity (TLC) |  | Definition 
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