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    The document is an activity from Holy Name University's College of Health and Sciences Department of Medical Technology Laboratory. It asks students to draw and label one organ system, explaining its functions and importance. The response draws and labels the respiratory system, including the nose, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, nostrils, mouth, pharynx, larynx, trachea, carina of the trachea, lungs, parietal pleura, ribs, oral cavity, main bronchi, bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli. It explains the functions and importance of each part, such as the nose filtering air and the lungs providing oxygen.

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    The document is an activity from Holy Name University's College of Health and Sciences Department of Medical Technology Laboratory. It asks students to draw and label one organ system, explaining its functions and importance. The response draws and labels the respiratory system, including the nose, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, nostrils, mouth, pharynx, larynx, trachea, carina of the trachea, lungs, parietal pleura, ribs, oral cavity, main bronchi, bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli. It explains the functions and importance of each part, such as the nose filtering air and the lungs providing oxygen.

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    Exercise No. 1.2 - Organ System Overview

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    The document is an activity from Holy Name University's College of Health and Sciences Department of Medical Technology Laboratory. It asks students to draw and label one organ system, explaining its functions and importance. The response draws and labels the respiratory system, including the nose, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, nostrils, mouth, pharynx, larynx, trachea, carina of the trachea, lungs, parietal pleura, ribs, oral cavity, main bronchi, bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli. It explains the functions and importance of each part, such as the nose filtering air and the lungs providing oxygen.

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    HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY

    College of Health and Sciences


    DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY

    ACTIVITY #1.2
    ORGAN SYSTEM OVERVIEW

    NAME: Axyl Kent Rubin Galacio DATE: August 29, 2022

    YEAR & SEC.: MTV1-A

    INSTRUCTIONS:
    For this activity, select one organ system. Completely draw and label all of its parts (draw it using your
    bare hands, do not use any apps). After which, briefly explain the functions and its importance (avoid
    copying and pasting from the internet). Have your drawing presented in pdf form. Demerits will be
    applied to those who will not follow.

    Nose
    Nasal Cavity plus
    Paranasal Sinuses
    Nostrils Oral Cavity

    Mouth Pharynx

    Larynx
    Left Lung
    Trachea

    Carina of Trachea
    Left Main Bronchus
    Right Main Bronchus
    Bronchi
    Bronchioles
    Right Lung Alveoli

    Parietal Pleura
    Ribs Diaphragm
    Name of Importance and Functions Name of Importance and Functions
    the Organ the Organ
    Nose It is where the air and carbon Parietal These are the lines located in
    dioxide pass, and it keeps the Pleura the inner chest walls, and they
    dust from reaching the lungs. produce pleural fluid that
    serves as a lubricant that helps
    during the breathing process.
    Nasal It is an open space located Ribs These are a set of bones
    Cavity behind the nose, and it helps in formed like a cage and they
    the filtration of the air. protect the lungs from external
    impact.
    Paranasal They are located near the nasal Oral It is the hollow space behind
    Sinuses cavity, and they also help in Cavity the lips, and it serves as an
    cleaning the air. entrance for air and food.
    Nostrils It is the two-hole found in the Pharynx It is the tube that serves as a
    nose, and it serves as a passageway for oxygen and
    passageway for the air. carbon dioxide. Food also
    passes this tube.
    Mouth It is an opening inferior to the Main The passageway of the air, and
    nose, and it can be used as an Bronchus it connects the trachea to the
    entrance and exit for the air. (Right and lungs to deliver oxygen and
    Left) remove carbon dioxide.
    Larynx It connects the pharynx and the Bronchi are the passageways of air that
    trachea. It is where the human branch out like roots. It
    voice is produced. delivers the air towards the
    alveoli.
    Trachea It is found between the larynx Bronchioles They are the air passageways
    and the carina of the trachea. It that are found at the end of the
    serves as a passageway for air. bronchi. It connects the
    bronchi to the alveoli.
    Carina of It is found between the two Alveoli It is found at the tip of the
    Trachea, main bronchi and is where the bronchioles, and it is where
    division of the windpipe starts. carbon dioxide and oxygen are
    exchanged.
    Lungs It is superior to the diaphragm, Diaphragm It is located inferior to the
    (Right and and it provides oxygen to our lungs. It serves as the main
    Left) body. muscle for respiration.

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