Respiratory System

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Philosophy 1

What is the least amount of work I can do so I can get out of here.

Philosophy 2

Today and Now I will do something for my future self.

Slides: Respiratory System

  • Slide 71: Nostril
  • Slide 72 & 74: Lung
  • Slide 73: Trachea
  • Slide 108: Olfactory epithelium
  • Slide 111: Epiglottis

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Important concept

Transitions

External nose > Alveolus

Go with the flow

Trace the air flow of respiratory system starting with the nostrils.

What path does a molecule of oxygen take to reach the blood?

What sights will it see along the way?

1. Outside air

2. ??

3. ...

4. Toes

The cardiovascular system needs to be connected to the respiratory system.

Path of O2 and CO2

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  • And cells
  • And function of each
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Clara cells

Bronchiolar Exocrine Cells

Read more about the use of eponyms.

The functioning of the blood-air barrier

Blood-Air Barrier

Components?

Other barrier systems in the body?

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