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Respiratory Health Essentials: Functions, Disorders, and Lung Care Tips

Explore the vital aspects of the respiratory system, including air volumes and lung functions, common disorders like tuberculosis and asthma, and the impact of asbestos exposure. Learn about bronchoconstriction, gas exchange in the alveoli, and key respiratory terms to enhance your understanding of breathing dynamics.

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Respiratory Health Essentials: Functions, Disorders, and Lung Care Tips

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  1. Respiratory System Retake Outline

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  3. Matching • The volume of air in and out in a single breath. • The volume breathed out by a maximum effort at the end of a normal expiration. • The volume breathed in by a maximum inspiration at the end of a normal inspiration. • Bronchoconstriction • The disorder caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis. • A naturally occurring mineral that can lead to lung cancer after long exposure. • During _____ the diaphragm relaxes and the ribcage moves down. • After passing through the nasal cavity the air moves into the _______. • During _____ the diaphragm contracts and the ribcage moves up. • The location of gas exchange in the respiratory system. • Alveoli • Tidal Volume • Inhalation • Pharynx • Exhalation • Inspiratory Reserve Volume • Tuberculosis • Expiratory Reserve Volume • Asbestos • Bronchial Asthma

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