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1sagain 06-09-25 14:31 (conducting bronchioles → terminal bronchioles → respiratory bronchioles) → (alveolar ducts → alveolar sacs). Initially affects the larger bronchi, however, eventually all airways are involved. ^^ (conducting bronchioles → terminal bronchioles → respiratory bronchioles) → (alveolar ducts → alveolar sacs). Initially affects the larger bronchi, however, eventually all airways are involved. ^^



ellen 06-11-09 10:50 Our respiratory system is dividied into 2 zones by function and the location. When we divide the respiratory sytem into 2 zones by function, the first zone is called the conducting zone which is made for only transporting gases to the terminal bronchiole and the other zone is called the respiratory zone which is the site for gas exchange. if you divide the respiratory by location, the upper respiratory is all structures above vocal cord, and the lower respiratory is the below vocal cord. To understand by functional respiratory better, it might be a help if you understand the following respiratory path. nose -> pharnyx -> larnyx -> trachea -> bronchi (primary bronchus -> secondary bronchus -> tertiary bronchus) -> bronchiole -> terminal bronchile and this is the end of conducting zone, then it goes into respiratory zone which is respiratory bronchiole -> alveoli duct -> alveoli sac -> alveoli so, terminal bronchiole is not included in the respiratory zone. However, it can be included in the location wise. Our respiratory system is dividied into 2 zones by function and the location. When we divide the respiratory sytem into 2 zones by function, the first zone is called the conducting zone which is made for only transporting gases to the terminal bronchiole and the other zone is called the respiratory zone which is the site for gas exchange. if you divide the respiratory by location, the upper respiratory is all structures above vocal cord, and the lower respiratory is the below vocal cord. To understand by functional respiratory better, it might be a help if you understand the following respiratory path. nose -> pharnyx -> larnyx -> trachea -> bronchi (primary bronchus -> secondary bronchus -> tertiary bronchus) -> bronchiole -> terminal bronchile and this is the end of conducting zone, then it goes into respiratory zone which is respiratory bronchiole -> alveoli duct -> alveoli sac -> alveoli so, terminal bronchiole is not included in the respiratory zone. However, it can be included in the location wise.