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        | -hilum-region where pulmonary vessels and bronchi pass into lung tissue |  | 
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        | -concave -fits over convex dome of diaphragm
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        | -double walled sac -encloses and protects lungs
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        | -adheres directly to surface of lung |  | 
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        | lines walls of thoracic cavity |  | 
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        | space between visceral and parietal which contains pleural fluid |  | 
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        | lung rib 10 pleura rib 12 |  | 
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        | intercostal space for puncture |  | Definition 
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        | -functional units of lung -350 million alveoli per lung
 -type I and II cells
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        | simple squamous epithelial |  | 
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        | produce detergent like sufactant prevents sticking |  | 
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        | bronchopulmonary segments supplied by |  | Definition 
 
        | tertiary bronchi pulmonary arterioles/venules
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        | -thin, dome shaped sheet of skeletal muscle -separates thoracic and abdominal cavities
 -supplied by phrenic nerve
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        | internal and external layers of skeletal muscles which help alter size of thoracic cavity |  | 
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        | nervous system and peripheral chemoreceptors |  | 
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        | -medulla/pons are respiratory centers -hypothalamus has input
 -motor neurons contract diaphragm/intercostal muscles
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        | peripheral chemoreceptors |  | Definition 
 
        | carotid body and aortic bodies respond to changes in pH via CO2 levels -CN IX and X transmit message to brainstem
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        | pressure can be altered by changing the size of the |  | Definition 
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        | -diaphragm contracts- lowers -intercostal muscles contract-elevate ribs
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        | abdominal muscles contract and push organs upward to decrease size of thoracic cavity |  | 
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