Create and Demonstrate Assignment FINAL
Lungs and Respiration Crossword
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Topics of this game:
- a large membranous tube, inferior to the larynx
- Trachea splits up into two branches called _________
- _____ is the first subdivision of the main primary bronchi
- secondary bronchi divides further into _____
- tertiary bronchi splits up into many branches called _______
- distal segment of bronchioles
- where the respiratory system starts
- region of the body which starts at the back of nasal cavity
- what is the region in blue called in image 1 of supporting document
- tiny air sacs of the lungs
- Regarding the parietal pleural divisions, which one is most superior
- Regarding the parietal pleural divisions, which one is most lateral
- Regarding the parietal pleural divisions, which one is most inferior
- Regarding the parietal pleural divisions, which one is most medial
- layer that lays right on the top of the surface of the lung
- what is the region labelled 'A' in image 2 (see supporting document)
- what is the region labelled 'B' in image 2 (see supporting document)
- what is the region labelled 'C' in image 2 (see supporting document)
- what is the name of the lobe labelled 'A' in image 3 (see supporting document)
- what is the name of the lobe labelled 'B' in image 3 (see supporting document)
- what is name of the fissure labelled 'D' in image 3 (see supporting document)
- what is name of the fissure labelled 'E' in image 3 (see supporting document)
- a region of the lung where vessels, tubes, nerves etc. enter and exit
- the name of blue coloured areas in image 4
- the name of the brown-ish coloured areas in image 4
- the name of the red coloured areas in image 4
- name of the joint which is circled in blue in image 5
- name of the joint which is circled in red in image 5
- in what dimension does the sternum expand during breathing
- regarding the bucket-handle movement during ribcage expansion, which dimension is this referring to
- dimension of movement of the diaphragm during breathing
- other muscle group needed for breathing without effort (not external intercostals)
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