Ch2 Respiration

mostly stratified squamous epithelium mucus membrane

offers protection to the spinal cord

pertains to the glottis; the variable-sized opening between the vocal folds

shaped like a tood

pertains to the pelvis

ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium

Fibrous Membranes Smooth Muscle

Cervical 2 forms a pivot (C1 and skull rotate) landmark large transverse foramen split spinous process (bifurcated) very large vertebral foramen

pertaining to the lumbar region or the vertebral column

• protective 2. source of voice

serve as points of attachment for the ribs

pertains to the wall of a cavity

pertains to bone

fibrocartilage

forceful closing of vocal folds that permits fixation of the chest

Main Stem Bronchi Lobar (Secondary Bronchi) Segmental (Tertiary Bronchi)/ Bronchioles

Adrenaline

Calms down

Carina

curved surface of the lungs in contact with the ribs and mediastinal surface

raise ribs

columnar epithelium (nasopharynx) non-keratinized squamous stratified epithelium (oropharynx and laryngopharynx)

closed (serious membrane) sac around the heart

Paired lateral projections on either side of vertebrae