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The Respiratory System & Anatomical Planes

front 1

The coronal plane or frontal plane divides the body into what sections?

back 1

Front and back.

front 2

The transverse or cross-sectional plane divides the body into what sections?

back 2

Top and bottom.

front 3

The sagittal or medial plane divides the body into what sections?

back 3

Left and right.

front 4

What is ventilation?

back 4

The exchange of oxygen with carbon dioxide in the lungs.

front 5

What does the trachea connect?

back 5

The larynx to the lungs.

front 6

What is surfactant?

back 6

A substance that reduces surface tension.

front 7

Where is the heart located?

back 7

In the mediastinum.

front 8

How many lobes does the right lung have?

back 8

Three lobes. Superior, middle, and inferior.

front 9

How many lobes does the left lung have?

back 9

Two lobes. Superior and inferior.

front 10

Does the right or left lung have a cardiac notch?

back 10

The left lung.

front 11

How does gas exchange in the lungs occur?

back 11

By diffusion, a passive transport mechanism.

front 12

Diffusion:

back 12

The passive movement of a substance from an area of a high concentration to an area of low concentration.

front 13

Passive transport:

back 13

Movement across a cell membrane that does not require energy input.

front 14

Tidal volume:

back 14

The amount of air breathed in a normal inhalation or exhalation.

front 15

What part of the brain controls respiration?

back 15

The medulla oblongata.

front 16

What does the diaphragm do?

back 16

It is a muscle that increases and decreases the volume in the lungs.