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Published 11/05/2024 Function of the respiratory airway
Published 11/05/2024 Function of the conduction portion of the respiratory system
Published 11/05/2024 particles smaller the 2 um are removed by {{c1::macrophages}}
Published 11/05/2024 thickness of Alveolar-capillary membrane
Published 11/05/2024 methods of defense in conductive portion of respiratory tract
Published 11/05/2024 functions of the respiratory system
Published 11/05/2024 Non-respiratory functions of the respiratory system
Published 11/05/2024 Metabolic and endocrine function of the respiratory system
Published 11/05/2024 ACE is produced in the lung by {{c1::endothelial}} cells
Published 11/05/2024 ACE converts {{c1::angiotensin I}} into {{c1::angiotensin II}}  
Published 11/05/2024 function of tissue plasminogen activators in the lung
Published 11/05/2024 substances removed by lung
Published 11/05/2024 How the lung acts as a vascular reservoir
Published 11/05/2024 the lung acts as a vascular reservoir during {{c1::exercise}} and {{c1::deep inspiration}}
Published 11/05/2024 the lung accommodates {{c1::70}} to {{c1::100}} ml at rest
Published 11/05/2024 the lung can maximally accommodate {{c1::500}} to {{c1::1000}} ml 
Published 11/05/2024 define Internal (cellular) respiration
Published 11/05/2024 define External respiration
Published 11/05/2024 Steps of External respiration
Published 11/05/2024 define Ventilation of External respiration
Published 11/05/2024 define first Exchange step of External respiration
Published 11/05/2024 define transport of External respiration
Published 11/05/2024 define second Exchange step of External respiration
Published 11/05/2024 atmosphere (barometric) pressure equals {{c1::760}} mmHg at sea level
Published 11/05/2024 intra-plueral pressure is also called {{c1::intra-thoracic}} pressure
Published 11/05/2024 average intra-pleural pressure at rest
Published 11/05/2024 the trans-pulmonary pressure = {{c1::intra-aveolar}} pressure - {{c1::intra-pleural}} pressure
Published 11/05/2024 the {{c1::trans-pulmonary}} pressure is the distending pressure of the lung
Published 11/05/2024 the {{c1::trans-pulmonary}} pressure keeps the alveoli open
Published 11/05/2024 calculate the trans-thoracic pressure 
Published 11/05/2024 the {{c1::trans-thoracic}} pressure is called the compressing pressure
Published 11/05/2024 causes of negativity of intrapleural pressure (IPP)
Published 11/05/2024 importance of negativity of intrapleural pressure (IPP)
Published 11/05/2024 at end of normal inspiration the intrapleural pressure (IPP) is {{c1::-6}} mmHg
Published 11/05/2024 at end of normal expiration the intrapleural pressure (IPP) is {{c1::-4}} mmHg
Published 11/05/2024 During deep inspiration the intrapleural pressure (IPP) can reach {{c1::-30}} mmHg
Published 11/05/2024 During deep expiration the intrapleural pressure (IPP) can reach {{c1::+30}} mmHg
Published 11/05/2024 Definition of pneumothorax
Published 11/05/2024 Types of pneumothorax
Published 11/05/2024 cause of opened pneumothorax (external)
Published 11/05/2024 cause of closed pneumothorax (internal)
Published 11/05/2024 effects of pneumothorax
Published 11/05/2024 normal respiration rate
Published 11/05/2024 main inspiratory muscles
Published 11/05/2024 diaphragm is responsible for {{c1::75}}% of respiration
Published 11/05/2024 nerve supply of diaphragm 
Published 11/05/2024 the diaphragm increases {{c1::vertical}} diameter of the thoracic cavity
Published 11/05/2024 the external intercostal muscles increases {{c1::anterio-posterior & lateral}} diameter of the thoracic cavity
Published 11/05/2024 accessory inspiratory muscles
Published 11/05/2024 the accessory inspiratory muscles increase the volume of the {{c1::upper portion}} of thorax
Published 11/05/2024 the accessory inspiratory muscles raises the {{c1::sternum}} and {{c1::first two ribs}} bones
Published 11/05/2024 expiratory muscle only work in {{c1::forced expiration}}
Published 11/05/2024 expiratory muscles
Published 11/05/2024 how the abdominal muscles cause expiration
Published 11/05/2024 how the internal intercostal muscles cause expiration
Published 11/05/2024 site of respiratory center (in brain)
Published 11/05/2024 mechanism of expiration of air
Published 11/05/2024 effect on quiet breathing due to paralysis of intercostal muscles
Published 11/05/2024 suspend
Published 11/05/2024 cutting of spinal cord at {{c1::third}} cervical segment --> paralysis of diaphragm --> death
Published 11/05/2024 cutting of the spinal cord below {{c1::fifth}} cervical segment doesn't produces paralysis the diaphragm
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