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Question:

Role of the diaphragm during respiration

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During inhalation, a contraction of the diaphragm results in a(n) increase of the thorax volume.
During exhalation, a relaxation of the diaphragm results in a(n) decrease of the thorax volume.
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Question:

Structures running through the diaphragm

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1. Vena cavavena cava inferior / inferior vena cava

2. Esophagusoesophagus

3. Aorta 

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bronchial tree

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trachea trachea
1 bronchi main bronchi
primary bronchi
2 bronchi secundary bronchi
lobar bronchi
1 bronchi main bronchi
primary bronchi
2 bronchi secundary bronchi
lobar bronchi
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bronchial tree numbers

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The bronchus principalis (main bronchus) dexter branches into 8-103 bronchi lobares (lobar bronchi), which, in turn, branch into 210 bronchi segmentales (segmental bronchi).
The bronchus principalis (main bronchus) sinister branches into 102 bronchi lobares (lobar bronchi), which, in turn, branch into 38-10 bronchi segmentales (segmental bronchi).
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Question:

main bronchi

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The right main bronchus is wider and shorter and runs more vertically then the left main bronchus

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Pleura

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parietal pleura parietal pleura parietal pleura
visceral pleura visceral pleura visceral pleura
pleural cavity pleural cavity pleural cavity