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| nasal passages, turbinates, sinus, pharynx, larynx, epiglottis, arytenoid cartilage, trachea |
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| back of throat where everything meets up |
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| voice box; connects pharynx with trachea |
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| openings in bone where blood vessels can pass through |
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| bronchial tree, alveoli, lungs |
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| thoracic inlet where trachea splits into two main bronchi |
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left: two lobes
right: three lobes |
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| smooth involuntary muscle |
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| normal amount of co2 in blood |
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| 35-45mmHg; use to determine if cpr is working |
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| gas exchange at a cellular level |
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| the volume of air inspired and expired in one breath; formula: (lb./kg.)*10 = xml |
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| away from PNS; accumulating information |
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| ends up in PNS; executing commands |
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| inside of cell (-); outside of cell (+); polarized |
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| Na+ enters cell makes cell (+) |
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| K+ moves out of cell and makes it (-) |
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| sodium and potassium pump |
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| requires energy; 3Na+ move out and 2K+ move in to return cell to resting state |
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| high to low concentration |
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| low to high concentration |
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