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Respiration

Horizontales
Smooth muscle that spans the gap in the open posterior section of the trachea.
The opening of the vertebra; spinal cord passes through this.
Tissue with intercellular material.
The ridge of cartilage in the trachea where the division into the bronchi is.
Plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior sections.
Long collapsed tube that leads to the digestive system.
Also known as C1, is the uppermost cervical vertebrae and supports skull rotation.
Deep to trapezius, supports pectoral girdle, looks like a rhombus
Part of the internal intercostal, along the cartilaginous part of ribs, activates during forced inspiration.
Abdominis muscle that runs laterally and compresses the viscera.
Verticales
Type of intercostal that is second most important for respiration, needed when increase inspiration needs. Course downward and inward. Pull ribs upwards.
Inferior opening in the diaphragm that transports deoxygenated blood.
Contraction elevates the ribcage, two parts are brevis and longis.
Back muscle that creates barrier for abdominal wall and aids in expiration.
Anterior muscle that is flat and aids in forced expiration by pulling chest downward.
What helps clean the trachea by created secretion.
The heart cavity--it is a soft tissue in the thorax region.
Portion of internal intercostal muscle that aids in expiration, pulling the ribcage down
Cartilage's unique strength that keeps fibers from being separated
A hair-like folicle that lines the respiratory tract.
Peripheral muscle that spends the upper back and neck (C2-T12), contraction elongates the neck, gives back support.
Part of the spinal column that consists of 12 vertebrae.
Consists of three parts: the manubrium, corpus, and xiphoid process.