The respiratory system is divided ANATOMICALLY into two main sections;
the respiratory system is divided into two FUNCTIONAL components
_____ respiration takes place in the ____, _____ respiration takes place in the ____, and _____ respiration takes place in the ____,
the primary function of the respiratory system is ____ _____, which it accomplishes in a process called
breathing involved air intake, called ____, and outflow, called____: this is accomplished via muscles that are _____
another key function of the respiratory system is ____ _____, which takes place primarily in the larynx
convoluted passageways and mucus both participate in the respiratory system functions of
the nose is the main entrance to the ____ passage of the respiratory system
the external nose is supported by nasal bones, nasal and septal cartilage, and ____ _____
the nasal cavity is lined with _______
the ____ is a common pathway, shared by both the respiratory and ___ systems
the superior pharyngeal segment, the ____, contains openings to the ____
both the oropharynx and laryngeopharynx have lateral walls of ______; because they handle ____ and ___ in addition to air
the larynx has 3 paired and 3 unpaired pieces of ____, the largest of which is the
the _____, which blocks the larynx to prevent entry of food/water/etc. is made of ___ cartilage
in sound production, RANGE depends on ______ of the, PITCH depends on ____ in the, and loudness depends on _______ moving over the- vocal cords,
the trachea branches into the _____ and ______ at the _____
successively smaller bronchioles ultimately terminate in tiny sacs called____ where ____ occurs
the fluid in the aveoli contains _______, which prevents collapse due to ______
the lungs are enveloped in a pair of serous membranes; the ____ closest to the lung, and the ____ closest to the wall of the _____ cavity
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