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3. deep within the thorax and houses the heart nerves blood vessels esophagus and lymph vessels and surrounded by lung tissue which permits efficient transfer of gas to and from blood pumped from the heart
5. how the lungs are attached to the rib cage covers the lungs allows for smooth contact for rough lung tissue and allows lungs to stay expanded
8. nostril hairs moist mucous membrane (goblet cells) cillia lymphatic system are all filtering functions of what
9. single layer in alveolar linging that cells pass through
10. cells found on submucosal gland in trachea that grab dust/mucus
12. at the top
14. pleurae is the visceral pleural lining of the lungs adjacent to the mediastinum
16. membranes composed of elastic and fibrous tissue
21. lining that contains submucosal glands that assist with cleaning the trachea
23. allow O2 into bloodstream from pressure differentials
25. epithelial tissue
26. mucous solution between parietal and visceral pleura produced by cuboidal cells to reduce surface tension and attach lungs and bony thorax
27. on the outside

1. cuboila cells that are very good at secreting and make surfactant which is lubricant in your lungs
2. pleurae encases the organs and structures of the mediastinum
4. respiratory tract has nasal, oral, pharyngeal cavity and larynx
6. inside the ribs
7. muscles responsible for closing and opening the air way
11. made of elastic cartilage and is a flexible tube
13. small veins
15. cleansing system cleaning out the inside to make sure its healthy
17. lungs are encased in these 2 pleura
18. line between diaphragm and bottom of the lungs
19. is very thin (.35-2.5 microns) to promote rapid transfer of gas exchange
20. long collsposed tube posteriorly and adjacent to the trachea leads to digestive system opens for bolus and is propelled by gravity and peristaltic contraction
22. tree division of your trachea - one goes to each lung made of hyaline cartilage
24. respiratory tract has trachea, primary bronchi and lungs

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