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Exercise 18: The Respiratory System

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Enumerate the 4 types of respiratory organs.

Back (Answer)

• lungs • tracheary system • gills • integument

#2
Front (Question)

Identify the 4 conditions for efficient gas exchange.

Back (Answer)

• high surface area • high permeability • contact with oxygen-rich medium • exposure to blood circulation or tissues

#3
Front (Question)

Identify the characteristics of animals which breathe through simple gas diffusion.

Back (Answer)

• thin, permeable, and highly vascularized integument • high body volume to surface area ratio

#4
Front (Question)

Complete the sentence below: The tracheal system is derived from the _______________.

Back (Answer)

invaginations of the integument

#5
Front (Question)

Identify a specimen which possesses a tracheary system.

Back (Answer)

Pediculus humanis capitis (human head louse)

#6
Front (Question)

Are openings of the tracheary system.

Back (Answer)

spiracles

#7
Front (Question)

Are the tubes connected to the spiracles.

Back (Answer)

trachea

#8
Front (Question)

Are the largest tracheae which run longitudinally at the sides of the animal.

Back (Answer)

tracheal trunks

#9
Front (Question)

Are in direct contact with the tissues.

Back (Answer)

tracheoles

#10
Front (Question)

It is a bony flap found anterior to the pectoral fins which protects the gills.

Back (Answer)

operculum

#11
Front (Question)

It is a chamber continuous with the buccal cavity.

Back (Answer)

gill chamber

#12
Front (Question)

Are thin, elongated extensions of the gills.

Back (Answer)

gill filaments

#13
Front (Question)

It is where the gill filaments are attached.

Back (Answer)

gill arches

#14
Front (Question)

TRUE or FALSE: The gill filaments house dense networks of capillaries.

Back (Answer)

True

#15
Front (Question)

Are spaces between the gill arches.

Back (Answer)

pharyngeal clefts

#16
Front (Question)

Are found on the inner surface of the gill arches.

Back (Answer)

gill rakers

#17
Front (Question)

Complete the sentence below: The lungs are derived from the _______________.

Back (Answer)

inner walls of the digestive tract

#18
Front (Question)

Are paired anterior openings on the roof of the buccal cavity.

Back (Answer)

internal nares (choanae)

#19
Front (Question)

Where are the Eustachian tube openings located?

Back (Answer)

angles of the jaw

#20
Front (Question)

Are slit-like openings found ventral to the Eustachian tube openings.

Back (Answer)

openings to the vocal sacs

#21
Front (Question)

It is a slit-like opening on the ventral midline of the buccal cavity.

Back (Answer)

glottis

#22
Front (Question)

Identify the 2 cartilages surrounding the glottis.

Back (Answer)

• arytenoids • cricoid

#23
Front (Question)

Are paired thin flaps of connective tissue housed by the larynx.

Back (Answer)

vocal cords

#24
Front (Question)

TRUE or FALSE: Each vocal cord is associated with an arytenoid cartilage.

Back (Answer)

True