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external respiration
exchange
of air in lung
capillaries
O2
inhaled into the air sacs of lungs
immediately passes into
capillaries
carbon dioxide
passes from
capillaries
into
air
sacs
to be exhaled
internal respiration
exchange
of
gasses
in the
cells
occurs at same time between
cells
and
capillaries
oxygen
passes out of the
bloodstream
into the
tissues
Co2
passes out of tissues back into the
bloodstream
to travel to the
lungs
mediastinum
middle
of
chest
where
trachea
divides into
two
branches
bronchi
each
leads
to a
separate
lung
lungs
lobes
are
not
mirror images
hilum
blood
vessels
nerves
lymphatic
tissue
bronchial
tubes
enter
and
exit
what conducts air
nose
nasal cavities
and
paranasal sinuses
pharynx
larynx
trachea
what helps with gas exchange
bronchioles
alveoli
lung capillaries
adenoids
lymphatic
tissue
in the
nasopharynx
,
pharyngeal
tonsils
apex of the lung
tip
or
uppermost
portion of the lung
base of the lung
lower
portion
of the lung
bronchioles
smallest
branches
of the
bronchi
bronchus
branch
of the
trachea
(windpipe) that is a
passageway
into the
lung
,
bronchial
tube
CO2
gas
produced by
body
cells
when
O2
and
C
atoms
from
food
combine
, exhaled through the lungs
cilia
thin
hairs
attached to
mucous
membrane
epithelium
lining the
respiratory
tract
diaphragm
muscle
separating the
chest
and
abdomen
contract
to pull air into lungs
relaxes
to push air out
epiglottis
lid-like
piece of
cartilage
that covers the
larynx
keeps
food
from
entering
the
larynx
and
trachea
during
swallowing
expiration
breathing
out
(
exhaling
)
glottis
slit-like
opening
to the
larynx
hilum (of lung)
midline
region
where the
bronchi
,
blood
vessels
, and
nerves
enter
and
exit
the
lung
inspiration
breathing
in
(
inhaling
)
larynx
voice
box
,
contains
the
vocal cords
lobe
division
of
a
lung
mediastinum
region
between
lungs
in the
chest
cavity
contains
trachea
heart
lymph nodes
aorta
esophagus
bronchial tubes
nares
opening
through the
nose
carrying
air
into the
nasal
cavities
O2
gas that makes up
21%
of air
passes into the
blood
stream
at the
lungs
and
travels
to all body cells
palatine tonsil
one
fo a pair of
almond-shaped
masses
of
lymphatic tissue
in the
oropharynx
alveolus
air
sac
in
the
lung
paranasal sinus
one
of the
air
cavities
in the
bones
near the
nose
parietal pleura
outer
fold
of
pleura
lying
closer
to the
ribs
and
chest
wall
pharynx
the throat, includes
nasopharynx
oropharynx
laryngopharnx
pleura
double
folded
membrane
surrounding
each
lung
pleural cavity
space
between
the
folds
of the
pleura
pulmonary parenchyma
essential
parts
of the
lung
responsible for
respiration
bronchioles
and
alveoli
respiration
process of
moving
air
into
and
out
of the
lungs
,
breathing
trachea
windpipe
visceral pleura
inner
fold
of
pleura
lying
closer
to the
lung tissue
what is the tip or uppermost portion of the lung
apex
adenoid/o
adenoids
alveol/o
alveolus
,
air
sac
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