Respiratory Anatomy Review
Across
- 2. The beginning of the lower respiratory tract, commonly called the windpipe.
- 5. The middle part of the pharynx behind the mouth.
- 8. A muscular tube in the neck, commonly called the throat.
- 9. Organs in the chest region that allow for oxygen to enter the body and carbon dioxide to exit.
- 10. Tiny air sacs in the lungs that can expand and allow for gas exchange to occur.
- 12. Two major branches off the trachea towards the lungs.
- 13. These bones move up and out during inhalation, and down and in during exhalation.
- 14. A firm ring of cartilage surrounding the lower part of the larynx.
Down
- 1. Structure just above the trachea that protects the lower airway and contains the vocal cords, commonly called a voice box.
- 3. A muscular wall/layer that separates the thorax from the abdomen.
- 4. An external structure used for breathing and smelling.
- 6. The most superior part of the pharynx connected to the nasal cavity.
- 7. An external feature used for breathing and tasting.
- 11. A leaf-shaped structure that can cover the trachea and keep food/liquid out of the lower airway.