Breathe Right: Alphabet of the Lungs

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Respiratory terms A–Z

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Breathe Right: Alphabet of the LungsVersion en ligne Respiratory terms A–Z par Lesly A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Tiny air sacs where oxygen enters blood and carbon dioxide leaves. Starts with B Two main air passages branching from the trachea to the lungs. Starts with C Small hairlike structures that move mucus and debris out of airways. Starts with D Muscular sheet that contracts to draw air into the lungs. Starts with E Flap that covers the airway during swallowing to prevent aspiration. Starts with F Particles that can enter airways and obstruct breathing. Starts with G Process by which oxygen enters blood and carbon dioxide exits. Starts with H Protein in red blood cells that binds and carries oxygen. Starts with I Act of drawing air into the lungs through breathing. Starts with J Large vein returning blood from the head to the heart. Starts with K Organs filtering blood; support acid-base balance in respiration. Starts with L Voice box; air passage sits above the trachea. Starts with M Lining that secretes mucus to trap particles in airways. Starts with N Air-filled space inside the nose that warms and filters air. Starts with O Gas required for cellular respiration and energy production. Starts with P Membranes surrounding the lungs providing lubrication. Starts with Q A resting period between breaths in some models of breathing. Starts with R Process of exchanging gases between the body and environment. Starts with S Substance reducing surface tension to keep alveoli open. Starts with T Windpipe that carries air from the throat to the lungs. Starts with U Small projection that helps close the nasopharynx during swallowing. Starts with V Movement of air in and out of the lungs to sustain life. Starts with W Whistling sound from narrowed airways during breathing. Starts with X Small cartilaginous extension at the lower end of the sternum. Starts with Y Wide mouth opening with deep inhalation linked to arousal or fatigue. Starts with Z Facial bone that supports cheeks and helps form the eye socket.

Breathe Right: Alphabet of the LungsVersion en ligne

Respiratory terms A–Z

par Lesly

Starts with A

Tiny air sacs where oxygen enters blood and carbon dioxide leaves.

Starts with B

Two main air passages branching from the trachea to the lungs.

Starts with C

Small hairlike structures that move mucus and debris out of airways.

Starts with D

Muscular sheet that contracts to draw air into the lungs.

Starts with E

Flap that covers the airway during swallowing to prevent aspiration.

Starts with F

Particles that can enter airways and obstruct breathing.

Starts with G

Process by which oxygen enters blood and carbon dioxide exits.

Starts with H

Protein in red blood cells that binds and carries oxygen.

Starts with I

Act of drawing air into the lungs through breathing.

Starts with J

Large vein returning blood from the head to the heart.

Starts with K

Organs filtering blood; support acid-base balance in respiration.

Starts with L

Voice box; air passage sits above the trachea.

Starts with M

Lining that secretes mucus to trap particles in airways.

Starts with N

Air-filled space inside the nose that warms and filters air.

Starts with O

Gas required for cellular respiration and energy production.

Starts with P

Membranes surrounding the lungs providing lubrication.

Starts with Q

A resting period between breaths in some models of breathing.

Starts with R

Process of exchanging gases between the body and environment.

Starts with S

Substance reducing surface tension to keep alveoli open.

Starts with T

Windpipe that carries air from the throat to the lungs.

Starts with U

Small projection that helps close the nasopharynx during swallowing.

Starts with V

Movement of air in and out of the lungs to sustain life.

Starts with W

Whistling sound from narrowed airways during breathing.

Starts with X

Small cartilaginous extension at the lower end of the sternum.

Starts with Y

Wide mouth opening with deep inhalation linked to arousal or fatigue.

Starts with Z

Facial bone that supports cheeks and helps form the eye socket.

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Breathe Right: Alphabet of the LungsVersion en ligne

par Lesly

Starts with A

Tiny air sacs where oxygen enters blood and carbon dioxide leaves.

Starts with B

Two main air passages branching from the trachea to the lungs.

Starts with C

Small hairlike structures that move mucus and debris out of airways.

Starts with D

Muscular sheet that contracts to draw air into the lungs.

Starts with E

Flap that covers the airway during swallowing to prevent aspiration.

Starts with F

Particles that can enter airways and obstruct breathing.

Starts with G

Process by which oxygen enters blood and carbon dioxide exits.

Starts with H

Protein in red blood cells that binds and carries oxygen.

Starts with I

Act of drawing air into the lungs through breathing.

Starts with J

Large vein returning blood from the head to the heart.

Starts with K

Organs filtering blood; support acid-base balance in respiration.

Starts with L

Voice box; air passage sits above the trachea.

Starts with M

Lining that secretes mucus to trap particles in airways.

Starts with N

Air-filled space inside the nose that warms and filters air.

Starts with O

Gas required for cellular respiration and energy production.

Starts with P

Membranes surrounding the lungs providing lubrication.

Starts with Q

A resting period between breaths in some models of breathing.

Starts with R

Process of exchanging gases between the body and environment.

Starts with S

Substance reducing surface tension to keep alveoli open.

Starts with T

Windpipe that carries air from the throat to the lungs.

Starts with U

Small projection that helps close the nasopharynx during swallowing.

Starts with V

Movement of air in and out of the lungs to sustain life.

Starts with W

Whistling sound from narrowed airways during breathing.

Starts with X

Small cartilaginous extension at the lower end of the sternum.

Starts with Y

Wide mouth opening with deep inhalation linked to arousal or fatigue.

Starts with Z

Facial bone that supports cheeks and helps form the eye socket.