EE Name Lab Time/Date Anatomy of the Respiratory System Upper and Lower Respiratory System Structures 1. Complete the labeling of the diagram of the upper respiratory structures (sagittal section). Cribriform plate of ethmoid bone Frontal sinus. ‘Thyroid cantlage of larynx Cricoid cartiage 44 \ A SO, AWE Cae At pcus 2. What isthe significance of the fact that the human trachea is reinforced with cartilage rings? C-RINGS TO kee TRi-« OfeEN 1G CAS PY RAKE Of the fact pommeeese a posterionty? TRACHEA Fs ¢ 7A ers Suppaito BE $0 7 UE own parE 654 ESOPHAGUS CAN SERA) AS LARee EOD Zens CW ALLOW ED| 300 Review Sheet 23, 3, Name the specific cartilages in the larynx that are described below: 1. forms the Adam's apple OID ARTUAGE 3, troader anteriorly YY ROD CHATILHGE 2, atid” forthe laryox EPLGLO TTT S __ 4, Trace a molecule of oxygen from the nostrils (nares) to the pulmonary capillaries of the lungs: Nostils —> é > WAS on yl GroTy[s > At svocte Corps. A we "2 diss Bonet) FBAUnaies 7 pinm cota > RéstirMtery BRINAHIES PS AtVECL, CTS DACVED AG SHEP PLE) > ee sod pleural ments? HEE PROVE A lected sen yd ALLOW FUE LUNGS TO REMHN IN FATE? hy STICKING TO fact Oren. By nkegans BONDING + Hiss FOR SLDINE PLQvEnienTs IS. THE, nah § (LupeicaTion) GURNEE Sie EEN PR 42. The following questions refer tothe mai, or pimary, bronchi: Which istonger LIEET™ —_targerindioneerr RIGHT More nrizona, LEE T _ ‘The more common site for lodging ofa foreign objet hat has entered the respiratory passageways? ABGHT W/EAV | BRENE hus 8. Correctly Jabel all structures provided with leader lines on the diagrams below. ‘Superior lobe TERMINAL BRONCHE OLE Inferior lobe Inferior lobe of lung RARDADADBIBSBHRHRHHNP PHP KPPKPPRPPrPPPrPrPrRrPrr LYPOSSESSES ULLULLLELELEE SUL LU Review Sheet 23.301 9. Match the terms in column B to the descriptions in column A. Column A. Column B Wise Ae FLEE eucattayer covering the lung tissue alveotus PILE 2, “noe of te nasa cavity nee concha ESOPHAGUS 5, food and fluid passageway inferior tothe laryngopharynx erieloris EPICLOTTIS 4, naps over tne gots daring swallowing of food ceophugus 5. contins the vocal omds HERA _ Hots —TRRCHEA- 6. the part of the conducting pathway between the larynx Taryn andthe primary bronchi palate PARUETAL PLEURA pour tye ining the wal of he thorax ne pst pleara PLVEOLUS —_ &, site from which oxygen enter the pulmonary blood sai LOTTIS 9, opening berween the vocal folds ae CONCH Be 10, increases sr trbulence inthe nasal cavity visceral pleura 10. Define external espratins CONM UCTING HR TO THE LUNG TISSYE xf 6, ho cb, be (eso eine pier VE BLdon + REM IN Rod rH internal respiration O10 TISSug oe le Aovoy F Rom THE BLEO) tH THE afudAnye > Demonstrating Lung Inflation in a Sheep Pluck 11, Does the lung inflate part by part oF asa whole, ikea balloon? ‘What happened when the pressure was released? ‘What type of tissue ensures this phenomenon? Examining Prepared Slides of Lung and Tracheal Tissue 12, The tracheal epithelium is ciliated and has goblet cells. What isthe function ofeach ofthese modifications? cilia JE DEGMS ~ ul, A > ba, soblercets: TD PRODKCE THE Mucus Nene) To HELP CoAAN THe HR 13, The tracheal epithelium is said tobe ‘psendostaiiea” Why? ET LOOKS Like Zr HAs _ WiuLri Ale Cet LAYERS dower fo THE caus Achy ay| 302 Review Sheet 23, 1M. On the dagram below, deny alveolar epteium, capil endl, ave, apd ed ood ells racket the opinion nema ved ui MEAN caplet watt PiLehy Fro orbels uns ALEMENT \CMBQHVE AR EP(THEL( pesPiRAToRY Wem BRABE Elastic fiber Connective-tissue fibers wi Monocyte ERD OTHRE (UM Connective-tissue cell peaceeus 18. Why does oxygen move from the alveoli into the pulmonary capillary blood”. Ss ue 4, ScOf QUE TO A HHGHEA CONCENTRATION 8F pxyeéAs EN THE IL VEolAR AIR VERSE THAT IN THE boon 16. What stctra characteristic ofthe alveoti makes thm an ideal it forthe ifsion of gases? Veal THIN membamyte séPARAYTI06 THE AIR Prim tHe BLD DODVDIAVPVIVPPOPPPP PPP Pve ere er eee ee