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External Nares


Internal Nares


Superior Nasal Conchae


Middle Nasal Conchae




Inferior Nasal Conchae


Nasopharynx


Oropharynx


Laryngopharynx

Epiglottis


Larynx


Thyroid Cartilage




Cricoid Cartilage


False Vocal Chords


True Vocal Chords


Trachea


Primary Bronchi


Secondary Bronchi


Tertiary Bronchi

Superior Lobe of the Right Lung


Middle Lobe of the Right Lung


Inferior Lobe of the Right Lung


Superior Lobe of the Left Lung


Inferior Lobe of the Left Lung


Costal Surface


Mediastinal Surface


Diaphragm


Pleural Cavity

Parietal Pleura


Visceral Pleura