What is this structure?

What is this structure?

What is this structure?

What is structure (opening to the trachea)?

What is this structure?

How many lobes does the left lung have?

Which pleura tissue attaches the lungs to the thoracic cavity (diaphragm and rib cage)- structure A?

During the process of inhalation, which muscle increases the vertical dimension of the thoracic cavity (lungs)?

During inhalation, which muscle increases the anterior dimension of the thoracic cavity (lungs)?

During inhalation, the lung volume increases. What happens to the intrapulmonary pressure?

During exhalation, the lung volume decreases. What happens to the intrapulmonary pressure?

What two muscle groups are used to forcefully expire?

What happens if the atomospheric pressure and the intrapulmonary pressure equalize?

Which respiratory system disorder is defined as an allergic response characterized by bronchiole spasms leading to difficulty breathing

Which respiratory system disorder is characterized by destruction to the alveolar walls leading to a loss of elasticity in the lungs.

Which respiratory system disorder is a bacterial infection in which pulmonary infiltrates can damage lungs. Highly contagious.

Which respiratory system disorder is an infection of the lungs which leads to fluid in the alveoli preventing gas exchange

What part of the pharynx is this?

What is structure is this?

What is the entire structure called?

What is structure A?

How many lobes the right lung have?

What is this structure?

Which pleura is a tissue that sits directly on the lung surface? (structure B)