A&P ch 22
A&P Chapter 22 - Respiratory System
Question Answer
What organs does the
Upper Respiratory
Tract contain and
where are they located?
The nose and nasal cavities,
pharynx, larynx, and upper
trachea and
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A&P ch 22
A&P Chapter 22 - Respiratory System
Question Answer
What organs does the
Upper Respiratory
Tract contain and
where are they located?
The nose and nasal cavities,
pharynx, larynx, and upper
trachea and they are located
outside the chest cavity.
What organs does the
Lower Respiratory
Tract contain and
where are they located?
The lower trachea, bronchi,
bronchioles, alveoli, and lungs
and are located in the chest
cavity.
Which parts of the
Lower Respiratory
Tract are located in the
lungs?
The lower parts of the bronchi,
bronchioles and alveoli
What are the tiny air
sacs located at the end
of the respiratory
passages?
The alveoli
What is the partitian
called that separates
the nasal cavities into
right and left halves?
nasal septum
The other name for
throat Pharynx
What are the three
parts of the Pharynx?
An upper section called the
nasopharynx, a middle section
called the oropharynx, and a
lower section called the
laryngopharynx.
Which parts of the
Pharynx are part of
both the digestive and
respiratory systems and
function as a
passageway for both
food and air?
The oropharynx and the
laryngopharynx
The other name for
Voice Box Larynx
What are the 3 functins
of the Larynx?
It acts as a passageway for air
during breathing; it produces
sound, your voice (hence the
name voicebox); and it prevents
food and other foreign objects
from entering the breathing
structures (trachea).
What is Rhinorrhea? A runny nose
What structure is made
up of primarily of Larynx
cartilage, muscles, and
ligaments?
Which structure,
located at the top of the
larynx, acts as a flap to
cover the opening of
the trachea during
eating so food does not
enter the lungs?
The epiglottis
What are the names for
the two types of vocal
cords?
True and False vocal cords.
Why are the false vocal
cords called false?
Because they do not produce
sounds. Instead, the muscle fibers
in this structure help to close the
airway during swallowing.
Air flowing from the
lungs through the
glottis during
exhalation causes what
to vibrate, thereby
producing sound?
the true vocal cords
Who developed a
procedure designed to
dislodge the
obstructing object in a
choking person?
Dr. Heimlich
During the Heimlich
maneuver where
should your hands be
placed?
Between the person's navel and
the bottom of the rib cage.
What extends from the
lower edge of the
larynx downward into
the thoracic cavity,
where it splits into the
right and left bronchi?
The trachea
What is the condition
called when an infant is
born with an opening
between the trachea
and the esophagus?
This condition is a
tracheoesophageal fistula (TE
fistula)
What are the 3 parts of
the Bronchial Tree?
The bronchi, the bronchioles, and
the alveoli.
Where are the lungs
located? In the pleural cavities
Which lung has three
lobes, the right lung or
the left lung?
The right lung has three lobes:
the superior, m
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