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Anatomy of the Respiratory and Urinary Systems: Terms and Definitions, Quizzes of Physiology

Tyler Junior College Physiology

Definitions for various terms related to the anatomy of the respiratory and urinary systems. Topics include structures of the nasal cavity, throat, voice box, windpipe, lungs, and bronchial tree, as well as the kidneys, urinary bladder, and urethra.

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TERM 1

External Nares

DEFINITION 1

Opening to nasal cavityR & L nostrils

TERM 2

Nasal Cavity

DEFINITION 2

Interior of nose

TERM 3

Nasal Septum

DEFINITION 3

Divides nasal cavity into R & L halves

TERM 4

Nasal Conchae

DEFINITION 4

(3 on each side)Mucosa-covered projections or lobes that

increase surface area and turbulance and nose (the raised

areas)

TERM 5

Hard Palate

DEFINITION 5

The part of the palate supported by bone

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External Nares

Opening to nasal cavityR & L nostrils

TERM 2

Nasal Cavity

DEFINITION 2

Interior of nose

TERM 3

Nasal Septum

DEFINITION 3

Divides nasal cavity into R & L halves

TERM 4

Nasal Conchae

DEFINITION 4

(3 on each side)Mucosa-covered projections or lobes that

increase surface area and turbulance and nose (the raised

areas)

Anatomy of the Respiratory and Urinary Systems: Terms and Definitions, Quizzes of Physiology

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External Nares

Opening to nasal cavityR & L nostrils

TERM 2

Nasal Cavity

DEFINITION 2

Interior of nose

TERM 3

Nasal Septum

DEFINITION 3

Divides nasal cavity into R & L halves

TERM 4

Nasal Conchae

DEFINITION 4

(3 on each side)Mucosa-covered projections or lobes that

increase surface area and turbulance and nose (the raised

areas)

TERM 5

Hard Palate

DEFINITION 5

The part of the palate supported by bone

Uvula

Posterior portion of the soft palate

TERM 7

Pharynx

DEFINITION 7

Throat, passageway for food and air

TERM 8

Larynx

DEFINITION 8

Voice boxRoutes air and food to proper channelsRole in

speech

TERM 9

Epiglottis

DEFINITION 9

Cartilage that protects superior opening of larynx

TERM 10

Vocal Cords

DEFINITION 10

Parts of mucus membrane that forms pair of folds that

vibrate with expelled airAllows speech

Lungs have ___ right lobes and ___ left lobes

3 right lobes and 2 left lobes

TERM 17

Bronchial Tree

DEFINITION 17

Name for conducting passageways after primary bronchi

enter the lungs

TERM 18

Alveolar Sacs

DEFINITION 18

Part of the respiratory zoneContains aveoli

TERM 19

Alveolus

DEFINITION 19

Site of gas exchange between lungs and blood

TERM 20

Pulmonary Veins

DEFINITION 20

Vessels that take blood back to heart from lungs

Tidal Volume (TV)

Normal amount of air inhaled/exhaled500 ml

TERM 22

Inspiratory Reserve Volume (IRV)

DEFINITION 22

Maximum amount of air inhaled after normal inhalation (how

much extra air you can handle)3100 ml

TERM 23

Expiratory Reserve Volume (ERV)

DEFINITION 23

Amount of air exhaled after normal exhalation1200 ml

TERM 24

Residual Volume (RV)

DEFINITION 24

Amount of air left in lungs after maximum exhalation1200 ml

TERM 25

Vital Capacity (VC) formula

Lungs have _ right lobes and _ left lobes