Respiratory System

5. Type of surgery that is responsible for the changes of the individual nose's shape and size.
6. Transport air from trachea and alveoli
8. Plays crucial physiological role in respiratory and function
9. Structure in the respiratory system that is commonly known as Adam apples.
10. Process through which gaseous exchange.
15. Airways that branch off the trachea and lead to the lungs.
17. The chronic inflammatory that result from an increased airway resistance
18. 98.5 of it plays in chemical combination with hemoglobin.
20. Structure that extends out from the middle of your face and is the entrance to your respiratory system.
23. Instrument used to measure rate of ventilation and breathing
24. Paired organs int the thoracic cavity.
25. The openings of the base of the nose that are also known as anterior.
27. Names of the muscles that contract and relax to expand and deflate the lungs breathing located between the ribs.
28. Type of chronic lung disease characterized by damage to the alveoli.
29. Double largened membrane surrounding the lung, serving multiple functions such as protection and expansion of the lungs.

1. Cells that are also known as mucus components.
2. Breathing control center.
3. The dome shaped muscle separating the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity.
4. Process that occurs when the pressure inside the is less than the atmospheric pressure.
7. An inflammation of the voice box from overuse, irritation or infection.
11. Process of breathing out facilitated by relaxation of diaphragm
12. Structure serves as a passageway for air and food.
13. Structure located in the thoracic cavity extending from the larynx to the bronchi.
14. Tiny hair-like structure that move mucus and particles up airways.
16. Tiny grape like sacs located at the end of the bronchioles within the lungs.
18. The nerve that detect and process Odor molecules enabling us to perceive and distinguish smells
19. The connecting the nasopharynx and laryngopharynx
21. The flap of tissue the covers the trachea during swallowing.
22. Respiratory system regulator
26. Contains the vocal cords that produces sound.