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Respiratory System
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INDEPENDENT WORK:Respiratory
System
Completed: Shurganova Danara ,103 group, the faculty
of dentistry
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Table of contents01
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What is?
Four main
functions
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General parts
Source of
literature
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The process of
breathing
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01What is?
The human respiratory
system - a set of bodies
providing external respiration
(gas exchange between the
inhaled ambient air and
blood).
Respiration is the process by
which the cells of the body
are supplied with oxygen, it
stimulates the metabolic
reactions necessary for the
assimilation of nutrients.
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02Four main functions
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Gas exchange
Breathing
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Sound production
Olfactory assistance
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03 The process of breathing01
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Inspiration
Expiration
the phase of ventilation in
which air enters the
lungs. It is initiated by
contraction of the
inspiratory muscles
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Oxigen
Saturation of tissue cells
with oxygen
the phase of ventilation
in which air is expelled
from the lungs. It is
initiated by relaxation of
the inspiratory muscles
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04General parts
of the system
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The main parts of the system01
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Nose
Nasopharynx
Oropharynx
moistens and warms
air
Filters inhaled air
the part of the pharynx
involved in respiration
critical region that joins the oral
cavity and nasopharynx
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Larynx
Trachea
Bronchi
routes air and food into the
proper channels
Closed during swallowing
Open during breathing
is the passageway for
air traveling from the
larynx to the lungs.
to carry air that is breathed
in through to the functional
tissues of the lungs,
called alveoli.
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The main parts of the system1
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Larynx
Trachea
Bronchi
Lung
Bronchioles
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05Source of literature
1)
Clinically Oriented Anatomy (Moore). 5th Edition, 2006.
Chapters (1,7,8).
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Gray’s Anatomy for Students (Elsevier 2007). Chapters
(3,8).
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Basic Histology. Text and Atlas. 11th Edition, 2007.
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