If One Inspires Through Their Nose,which of the Following Answers $\rarr$

question 7

Multiple Choice

If one inspires through their nose,which of the following answers has the correct order of structures the air would move through?

• A)Nares \(\rarr\) Vestibule \(\rarr\) Nasal Cavity \(\rarr\) Nasopharynx \(\rarr\)Oropharynx \(\rarr\) Laryngopharynx \(\rarr\) Larynx \(\rarr\) Trachea\(\rarr\) Primary Bronchus \(\rarr\)Secondary Bronchus \(\rarr\)Tertiary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Respiratory Bronchiole \(\rarr\)Terminal Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Alveolar Duct \(\rarr\) Alveolar Sac \(\rarr\) Alveolus
• B)Nares \(\rarr\) Nasal Cavity \(\rarr\)Vestibule \(\rarr\) Nasopharynx \(\rarr\)Oropharynx \(\rarr\) Laryngopharynx \(\rarr\)Larynx \(\rarr\) Trachea \(\rarr\) Primary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Secondary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Tertiary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Terminal Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Respiratory Bronchiole \(\rarr\)Alveolar Duct \(\rarr\) Alveolar Sac \(\rarr\) Alveolus
• C)Nares \(\rarr\) Vestibule \(\rarr\) Nasal Cavity \(\rarr\) Nasopharynx \(\rarr\) Oropharynx \(\rarr\) Laryngopharynx \(\rarr\) Larynx \(\rarr\) Trachea \(\rarr\) Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Respiratory Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Terminal Bronchiole \(\rarr\)Primary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Secondary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Tertiary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Alveolar Duct \(\rarr\) Alveolar Sac \(\rarr\) Alveolus
• D)Nares \(\rarr\) Nasal Cavity \(\rarr\) Vestibule \(\rarr\) Nasopharynx \(\rarr\)Oropharynx \(\rarr\) Laryngopharynx \(\rarr\) Larynx \(\rarr\) Trachea \(\rarr\) Primary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Secondary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Tertiary Bronchus \(\rarr\) Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Respiratory Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Terminal Bronchiole \(\rarr\) Alveolar Duct \(\rarr\) Alveolar Sac \(\rarr\) Alveolus

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Definitions:

Cartilage

A flexible, connective tissue found in various forms in the larynx and respiratory tract, joints, and ear.

Nerve

A bundle of fibers that transmits electrical impulses toward and away from the brain and central nervous system.

Muscle

A tissue composed of fibers capable of contracting to effect bodily movement.

Bone

A rigid organ that constitutes part of the vertebrate skeleton, composed primarily of calcium phosphate and collagen, providing support and protection.