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Nasal passages

Humidifier air


Warms air


Traps foreign bodies

Larynx

Epiglottis stops food from going down trachea


Vocal fold


Laryngospasm when larynx spasm closing the larynx

Trachea

Cartilage rings keeps trachea open


Mucus traps dust


Cilia moves mucus up trachea where it is then swallowed or coughed up

Bronchus

Cartilage walls to keep air ways opens


Divide the trachea into each lung

Bronchioles

No cartilage


Replaced with smooth muscle


Constrict In asthma

Alveolar

Simple squamous epithelium


Thin cells to allow diffusion of gasses between alveoli and capillaries


Covered with surfactant


Produced just before birth


AIDS in the diffusion of gases


Helps keep alveoli inflated

Pneumothorax

Air

Pyothorax

Pus

Haemothorax

Blood

Chylothorax

Chyle

Hydrothorax

Fluid

Inspiration

Diaphragm contracts and moves caudally


Ribs move out due to contraction of intercostal muscles


Increase in negative pressure within chest

Inspiration

Diaphragm contracts and moves caudally


Ribs move out due to contraction of intercostal muscles


Increase in negative pressure within chest

Expiration

Passive event


Elastic tissue recoils


Muscles relax


Increase pressure in lungs and air is pushed out