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Respiratory

Respiratory. Upper Respiratory. external nares (nostrils). nasal cavity. nasal septum. Perpendicular plate. vomer bone. internal nares. The nose leads to the pharynx through this pair of openings creating a pathway for air to reach the lungs. Nasal conchae. superior. middle. inferior.

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Chapter 21 Human Anatomy.

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The Respiratory System

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Physiology of the Voice

Physiology of the Voice. Fundamentals of Vocal Care A Wake County PLC Project Assembled by Mr. Brad Bensen, Director of Choirs at Panther Creek High School. Presentation Information.

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Bio 250: Human Anatomy

Bio 250: Human Anatomy. Spring 2005 Respiratory System. Respiratory System. Provide Body w/ Oxygen Remove Carbon Dioxide Respiration Pulmonary Ventilation External Respiration Transport of Respiratory Gases Internal Respiration. Organs of Respiratory System. Nose Nasal Cavity Pharynx

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Respiratory System

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RSI RAPID SEQUENCE INTUBATION

RSI RAPID SEQUENCE INTUBATION. II. Outline of the Initial Training The Art of RSI 1 hour a. Indication b. Medications Review of Basic Airway Management, Intubation, 1-4 hours and Trauma Assessment Decision Making 2 hours. III. Evaluation

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Anatomy of Larynx

Anatomy of Larynx. General principles of development. The development of the larynx can be divided into prenatal and postnatal stages. At birth, the larynx is located high in the neck between the C1 and C4 vertebrae, allowing concurrent breathing or vocalization and deglutition.

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UPPER AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION & TRACHEOTOMY

UPPER AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION & TRACHEOTOMY. Babak S aedi MD OTOLARYNGOLOGIST TEHRAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENSES. Common symptoms of acute airway obstruction. Voice change Dyspnea Local pain Cough. Common findings of acute airway obstruction. Stridor Hoarseness Retraction

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Chapter 38

Chapter 38. Anatomy of the Respiratory System. Processes of respiration. Pulmonary ventilation External respiration Transport of respiratory gases Internal respiration or cellular respiration. Upper respiratory system structures. Upper respiratory system structures. Nose External nares

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Introduction. Functions. Provide for gas exchange Intake of O2 Removal of CO2 Regulate blood pH Sense of smell Produces sounds Filters, warms, moistens air Water, heat balance. 3 Major Steps. Pulmonary Ventilation Moving air in and out of lungs

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Only through preplanning and practiced algorithms are such situations managed optimally.

The patient who is difficult to ventilate and difficult to intubate is quite possibly the most serious problem faced by anesthesiologists because hypoxic brain injuries and cardiac arrest are real possibilities in this scenario.

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Function. Obtain oxygen for cellular respiration Remove carbon dioxide Filter and entrap particles from air Control temperature of the air Control water content of the air Produce vocal sounds Participate in smell. Major Organs of the Respiratory System.

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The Respiratory System

Chapter 15. The Respiratory System. Functions of the Respiratory System. Providing a large area for gas exchange Moving air to and from the gas exchange surfaces of the lungs Preventing dehydration, temperature change, and pathogens Producing vocal noise

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The Endocrine System

The Endocrine System. By Sana Baseer & Erin Brogan. Adrenal Glands Hypothalamus Ovaries Pancreas Parathyroid Pineal Pituitary Testes Thymus Thyroid. Parts of the Endocrine System. Adrenal Gland.

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Functions . Gas exchange = respiration [series of events that includes ventilation, external respiration, transport of gases & internal respiration ] Regulation of blood pH = reliant on CO 2 levels Voice production = in larynx Olfaction = sense of smell : CN I

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Vocal Anatomy

Vocal Anatomy The Journey Begins Singing involves the control and manipulation of numerous muscles. These muscles are accustomed to doing their own thing. We are about to embark on a wonderful journey as we become acquainted with the muscles of the larynx, and the respiratory system.

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Thyroid & Parathyroid

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Lecture on Endocrine System Overview

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