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Physiology: Respi
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Epiglottis : The upper respiratory tract ends here
Parietal : This layer of the pleura lines the thoracic cage and diaphragm
Squamous : Alveolar epithelium is _____ in nature
Cartilage : The trachea and bronchi are mainly made up of ____
Asthma : Excessive bronchoconstriction leads to a common condition called ____
Mucous : Produced by the respiratory epithelium for protective purposes
Ciliary : These movements, when defective, cause lung infections
Humidified : Air is ____ when it passes through the airways
Inspiration : This part of ventilation is an active process
Effusion : Occurs when the pleura has excess fluid
Inflammation : Cigarette smoke causes chronic _____ of airways and lungs
Ventricle : Pulmonary circulation starts from the right _____
Flow : Characteristic of pulmonary circulation is high _____ and low pressure
Ovale : Foramen ______ connects fetal atria
Collapsed : Fetal lungs are _____ and non-functional
Solubility : This characteristic is greater in CO2 than O2
Affinity : Factors affecting _____ of Hb for O2 include pH, temperature and 2, 3-DPGs
Sigmoid : Shape of the O2 dissociation curve
Decrease : CO2 _____ corresponds to H+ elimination
Medulla : Chemoreceptors are found in here and in major arteries
Vagus : Discharge from this nerve inhibits inspiration when lungs are stretched
Respiration : Arterial CO2 levels are potent stimulators of this
Sensitive : Medulla chemoreceptors are less _____ in chronic CO2 retention
Compliance : Factors affecting work of breathing include this and resistance
Spirometer : This device picks up changes in the factors affecting work of breathing (FEV1/FVC)
Acclimatisation : This process involves an increased in 2, 3-DPGs and erythropoietin
Shunts : These are created in the case of poorly ventilated alveoli
Depression : Carbon monoxide poisoning causes ventilatory _____
Physiology: Respi
Across:4. | The upper respiratory tract ends here | 8. | These movements, when defective, cause lung infections | 9. | Foramen ______ connects fetal atria | 10. | The trachea and bronchi are mainly made up of ____ | 11. | Excessive bronchoconstriction leads to a common condition called ____ | 13. | Discharge from this nerve inhibits inspiration when lungs are stretched |
| 14. | Factors affecting _____ of Hb for O2 include pH, temperature and 2, 3-DPGs | 17. | Arterial CO2 levels are potent stimulators of this | 18. | This part of ventilation is an active process | 21. | Air is ____ when it passes through the airways | 23. | Chemoreceptors are found in here and in major arteries | 25. | Medulla chemoreceptors are less _____ in chronic CO2 retention |
| | Down:1. | Carbon monoxide poisoning causes ventilatory _____ | 2. | Characteristic of pulmonary circulation is high _____ and low pressure | 3. | This characteristic is greater in CO2 than O2 | 5. | Cigarette smoke causes chronic _____ of airways and lungs | 6. | Occurs when the pleura has excess fluid | 7. | This device picks up changes in the factors affecting work of breathing (FEV1/FVC) | 8. | Fetal lungs are _____ and non-functional | 10. | Factors affecting work of breathing include this and resistance |
| 12. | This process involves an increased in 2, 3-DPGs and erythropoietin | 15. | This layer of the pleura lines the thoracic cage and diaphragm | 16. | Pulmonary circulation starts from the right _____ | 19. | Produced by the respiratory epithelium for protective purposes | 20. | Shape of the O2 dissociation curve | 22. | CO2 _____ corresponds to H+ elimination | 24. | These are created in the case of poorly ventilated alveoli |
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Physiology: Respi
Across:4. | The upper respiratory tract ends here | 8. | These movements, when defective, cause lung infections | 9. | Foramen ______ connects fetal atria | 10. | The trachea and bronchi are mainly made up of ____ | 11. | Excessive bronchoconstriction leads to a common condition called ____ | 13. | Discharge from this nerve inhibits inspiration when lungs are stretched |
| 14. | Factors affecting _____ of Hb for O2 include pH, temperature and 2, 3-DPGs | 17. | Arterial CO2 levels are potent stimulators of this | 18. | This part of ventilation is an active process | 21. | Air is ____ when it passes through the airways | 23. | Chemoreceptors are found in here and in major arteries | 25. | Medulla chemoreceptors are less _____ in chronic CO2 retention |
| | Down:1. | Carbon monoxide poisoning causes ventilatory _____ | 2. | Characteristic of pulmonary circulation is high _____ and low pressure | 3. | This characteristic is greater in CO2 than O2 | 5. | Cigarette smoke causes chronic _____ of airways and lungs | 6. | Occurs when the pleura has excess fluid | 7. | This device picks up changes in the factors affecting work of breathing (FEV1/FVC) | 8. | Fetal lungs are _____ and non-functional | 10. | Factors affecting work of breathing include this and resistance |
| 12. | This process involves an increased in 2, 3-DPGs and erythropoietin | 15. | This layer of the pleura lines the thoracic cage and diaphragm | 16. | Pulmonary circulation starts from the right _____ | 19. | Produced by the respiratory epithelium for protective purposes | 20. | Shape of the O2 dissociation curve | 22. | CO2 _____ corresponds to H+ elimination | 24. | These are created in the case of poorly ventilated alveoli |
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