Respiratory System Crossword

What defines the relationship between gas pressure and volume (P=1/V)
Increased size of thorax causes decreased pressure in the pleural cavity and air rushes into lungs deal with what type of inspiration?
What type of inspiration requires additional energy and muscular activity
What type of expiration is a passive process and does not require energy?
What type of expiration requires additional energy and muscular activity?
What integrates input from peripheral stretch and chemoreveptors in the medullary respiratory center?
What is the rhythm generating and integrative center in the medullary respiratory center called?
What smooths out transition between inspiration and expiration?
What allows us to hold our breath or to take extra deep breaths when we desire?
What reduces the attraction of water to water which decreases the amount of surface tension to expand the lungs?
The ability of the lungs to expand is called?
The amount of air that moves into and out of the lungs with each breath of quite breathing is called?
Amount of air that can be forcibly inspired past tidal volume
Amount of air that can be forced from the lungs after tidal expiration is called?
Amount of air remaining in the lungs after forced expiration is called?
The amount of air inspired after tidal expiration is called?
Amount of air remaining in the lungs after tidal expiration is called?
Total amount of exchangeable air is called?
sum of all lung volumes is?
Explains how a gas behaves when it is part of a mixture of gases is called?
Explains the movement of gases into and out of solutions is called?
Capillary gas exchange in the body tissues is called?
What is the result of pH on hemoglobin?