anatomy #2

the amount of air going into & out of the lungs during normal, quiet breathing

the max volume of air that can be exhaled after max inhalation (how much in males)

the amount of air that remains in the lungs after the deepest possible expiration (how much in males)

the total volume of air u in the lungs after max inhalation (how much in males)

air that remains in the lungs after the lungs have collapsed

an air or fluid filled blister or bubble

the area of the upper medulla oblongata that sends nerve impulses that regulate the rate of respiration (stimulated by?) (elevation of?)

the nerves from the respiratory center of the brain that causes the contraction & relaxation of the diaphragm (?)

the nerves from the respiratory center of the brain that cause the contraction and relaxation of the intercolstal muscles (?) *voluntary conrtol of breathing arises from body surfaces or the cerebral cortex, & travel on the vagus nerve (ex.?)

an involuntary spasm of the diaphragm during inhaling, and sudden closing of the glottis which makes the sound

a long, involuntary breathing of air with the mouth usually wide open (caused by?)

the act of stretching & yawning

the entry of air into the plearal cavity; which causes the lung to collapse (ex?)

a usually allergic reaction to something in the air (like pollen) and an accompanying wheezing, coughing, & gasping for air due to constricted air passageway

a highly contagious lung disease caused by the tubericle bacillus bacteria

a temporary absence of breathing

an iflammation of the nasal cavity lining

rhin means

plastic surgery of the nose

an inflammation of the sinus cavity lining

the machine designed to keep peopl with sleep apnea breathing while they are sleeping

CPAP means