Respiratory Part of the Respiratory System

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    In The Name of AllahIn The Name of Allah

    The Most Powerful And MostThe Most Powerful And Most

    MercifulMerciful

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    Never Try to Suppress Opinions That YouNever Try to Suppress Opinions That You

    Think Dangerous of, Because You Do So,Think Dangerous of, Because You Do So,

    The Opinions Will Suppress You.The Opinions Will Suppress You.

    (Bernarnd(Bernarnd

    Russell)Russell)

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    SequenceSequence

    Respiratory BronchiolesRespiratory Bronchioles

    Alveolar DuctsAlveolar Ducts

    AlveoliAlveoli

    Respiratory CorrelationsRespiratory Correlations

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    Respiratory Bronchioles

    Epithelium

    Alveoli

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    EpitheliumThe respiratory bronchioles are lined with

    ciliated cuboidal epithelium.

    The bronchiolar epithelium becomes continuouswith the squamous alveolar lining cells.

    The cuboidal cells lose their cilia towards the

    distal part of the respiratory bronchioles.

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    Alveoli of The Respiratory

    Bronchioles Alveoli are characteristic of the respiratory portion

    of the respiratory tract

    Alveoli are the sites for gaseous exchange

    Alveoli interrupt the epithelium of the respiratorybronchioles at the intervals

    Proceeding distally along the respiratorybronchioles, the alveoli greatly increase in number.

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    Alveolar DuctsAlveolar Ducts

    AlveoliAlveoli

    AtriaAtria

    Supporting StructuresSupporting Structures

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    Alveoli of The Alveolar DuctAlveoli of The Alveolar Duct

    The Alveolar ducts are solely composedThe Alveolar ducts are solely composed

    of alveoliof alveoli

    Alveoli are lined with extremelyAlveoli are lined with extremely

    attenuated squamous alveolar cells.attenuated squamous alveolar cells.

    The rim of the alveoli is surrounded by aThe rim of the alveoli is surrounded by a

    network of smooth muscle cells.network of smooth muscle cells.

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    AtriaAtria

    Atria represent the expanded altar ofAtria represent the expanded altar of

    Alveolar SacsAlveolar Sacs

    Each Atria communicates with twoEach Atria communicates with twoAlveolar Sacs.Alveolar Sacs.

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    Supporting StructuresSupporting Structures

    Elastic and Reticular Fibers.Elastic and Reticular Fibers.

    Elastic fibers enable the alveoli to expandElastic fibers enable the alveoli to expand

    with inspiration and to contract passivelywith inspiration and to contract passivelywith expiration.with expiration.

    Reticular fibers serve as a support thatReticular fibers serve as a support thatprevents overdistention and damage to theprevents overdistention and damage to the

    delicate capillaries and thin alveolar septa.delicate capillaries and thin alveolar septa.

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    Alveoli-The Functional Unit ofRespiratory System

    Introduction

    Interalveolar Septum

    Blood-Air Barrier

    Supporting Structures

    Type I Alveolar Cells

    Type II Alveolar Cells

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    Introduction

    Alveoli are saclike evaginations (about200 um in diameter) of the respiratory

    bronchioles, alveolar ducts, andalveolar sacs.

    They resemble small pockets open onone side, similar to the honeycombs ofa beehive.

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    Interalveolar Septum

    The alveolar wall lying between two neighboringalveoli is called Interalveolar Septum.

    Interalveolar Septum consists of two thin

    squamous epithelial layers and the interveningmeshwork of capillaries, elastic an reticularfibers, and connective tissue matrix and cells.

    Interalveolar Septa contain the richest capillary

    network in the body.

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    Blood-Air Barrier

    The Blood-Air Barrier consists of thesurface lining and the cytoplasm ofthe alveolar cells, the fused basal

    lamina of the closely apposed alveolarand endothelial cells, and thecytoplasm of the endothelial cells.

    Total thickness varies from 0.1 and 0.5um.

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    Supporting Structures

    The supporting structures within theinteralveolar septum and include a meshwork ofreticular and elastic fibers.

    The fibers support the capillary networkThey are arranged to permit the expansion and

    contraction of the interalveolar septum.

    They also contain leukocytes, macrophages and

    fibroblasts.

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    Type I Cells

    Type I cells, or squamous alveolar cells,are extremely attentuated cells that linethe alveolar surfaces.

    They make up 97% of the total cells

    The orgenelles are collected around thenucleus leaving space for diffusion ofgases in the periphries.

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    Type II Cells

    Type II cells are rounded cells found alongthe alveolar walls.

    They exhibit a characteristic vesicular or

    foamy cytoplasm with lamellar bodies.Lamellar bodies are responsible for the

    formation of pulmonary surfactants.

    Type II cells divide by mitosis to replace bothtypes of populations in the alveolar walls.