A&P2 Lab Videos - Respiratory Anatomy

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Respiratory Anatomy Lab Videos:

Respiration Anatomy Lab #1: Intro to the Lab and the Lab Book

Respiration Anatomy Lab #2: Upper versus Lower Respiratory Track

Respiration Anatomy Lab #3: The Nose and Sinuses

Respiration Anatomy Lab #4: The Nasal Cavity

Respiration Anatomy Lab #5: Pharyngeal Regions

Respiration Anatomy Lab #6: The Palate and Epiglottis

Respiration Anatomy Lab #7: Inside the Larynx

Respiration Anatomy Lab #8: Tracheal and Bronchial Anatomy and Histology

Respiration Anatomy Lab #9: The Respiratory Zone, Including Slides

Review

There are lots of good tours available on the internet. Use these links if you want to see more:

face off from humananatomy1 on You Tube

Openings to Paranasal Sinuses from humananatomy1 on You Tube

Larynx from humananatomy1 on You Tube

Human Lower Resp from CCCeduAPII on You Tube

Human Larynx from CCCeduAPII on You Tube

Human Upper Resp System Part II from CCCeduAPII on You Tube

Human Upper Resp System from CCCeduAPII on You Tube

Cat Resp is a dissection video from CCCeduAPII on You Tube

Shotgun Histology's Lung Slide is about 7 minutes long, more detailed than you need...but I bet you understand it all and learn something, too!

Shotgun Histology's Trachea Slide is about 5 minutes long, more detailed than you need. His "submucosal glands" are what I refer to on your wordlist as "seromucosal glands".

These links are to interesting "other stuff" that is not mandatory::

Xray Swallow 01 - MBS Swallow shows an xray of someone swallowing. Check out the Epiglottis!!!!

female soprano video of vocal folds in action! Turn down your volume, first!

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Respiratory Anatomy for A&P2

Respiratory Anatomy for General A&P will be a good review.

Respiratory Dissections and Slides for A&P2's lab.

Also, here are some others on the web:

Wiley's Respiratory Anatomy Quizzes . There are a lot of them, so you may have to be choosey! Just watch out for terms on your wordlist.

Marieb's Anatomy of the Upper Respiratory Tract . from Marieb's Textbook Website.