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Respiratory

System

Function as a Whole

- A series of organs taking in oxygen and out carbon dioxide.

- Primary organs of the respiratory system are the lungs.

Topic

Diagram

Lungs

- 300 million alvioli

- Soft spongy

- Respiration

- Oxygen from incoming air enters the blood, and carbon dioxide, a waste gas , leaves the blood

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Lungs

Bronchi

- Continuation of trachea

- Highways for gas exchange

- Leads inside the lungs

- Pseudo-stratified epithelium

- Goblet cells and serous cells.

- Under epithelium - well-developed spiral bands of smooth muscle.

Mouth

- Oral cavity

- Gives off carbon dioxide from trachea

- Oral mucosa

- Can substitute for nasal cavity

Nasal Cavity

- Warms, moisturizes and filters air

1. The respiratory segment

2. The olfactory segment

Sinuses

- Provide mucus

- Protect

- Lined with mucosa

Nose

- Air enters your body through your nose

- Cilia and mucus trap particles

- Takes in oxygen and provides

- Skin, epithelia,

- mucous membrane

- muscles

- nerves

- blood.

Trachea

- Epiglottis

- 20 rings of cartilage

- Larynx to Bronchi

- Ring is muscle and connective tissue.

- Mucosa lines the inside.

- Opens and lengthens slightly each breath in

- Returns to resting size each breath out.

Larynx

- Works with throat

- Cilia-ted pseudo-stratified columnar epithelium.

- Reapplied by cartilage tissue.

- Hyaline cartilage.

- Small cartilage is made up of elastic cartilage tissue.

- Respiratory Tract

- Pharynx to the Trachea

- Allows air to pass through

Relationships

- Circulatory System

-Nervous System

-Muscular System

-Skeletal System

Relationships

Circulatory

Spreads to the whole body

Circulatory

Nervous System

Signals

Nervous

Muscular

Movement

Muscular

Skeletal

Protects

Skeletal

Illnesses

-Lung cancer(smoking)

-Asthma

-Bronquitis

-Colds

Illnesses

Lung cancer

Smoking

Lung Cancer

Asthma

airways shrink and swells

Asthma

Bronchitis

Swelling

Bronchitis

Colds

Infection of nose and upper throat

Colds

COVID-19

Need

Need

Cells

- Respiratory epithelium tissue lines the respiratory system like a boundary or shell and also works as moisturizer.

- Ciliated cells, Basal cells and Goblet cells.

Cells

Ciliated Cells

Ciliated

- In the trachea and bronchi.

- Shaped like a column bordered with cilia.

The airway is maintained clean because the cilia move in a rhythmic motion

Basal Cells

Basal

- Small and rectangular

- Are thought to be able to change into other cell types due to injury of the airway so they can restore the epithelial cell layer.

Goblet Cells

Goblet

- Have a shape similar to a columnar wine goblet.

- Provide mucous in order to trap scattered pieces of waste and pathogens.

- Helps keep the system healthy.

- Alveolar cells are found in the epithelium of the system’s alveoli

- These cells control gas exchange with bloodstreams so that oxygen can be given to cells throughout an organism or organ.

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