Upper Respiratory Anatomy | Review/Quiz

word bank: larynx, pharynx, trachea, external nares, nasal vestibule, nasal concha, nasal meatuses, internal nares, auditory tube, tubal tonsil, pharyngeal tonsil, lingual tonsil, palatine tonsil, oropharynx, nasopharynx, laryngopharynx, cricoid cartilage, arytenoid cartilage, hyoid, epiglottis, glottis, cricotracheal ligament, cricothyroid ligament, thyroepiglottic ligament

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[@JenniferLord-gl7gp]

i just want to let you know your an amazing teacher. I am not in your class but you videos are so easy to understand they help me so much. Thank you so much!

[@meikaneika3693]

this was great omg,will rewatch again.having lab exam 3 on Monday

[@ab72015]

OMG THIS WAS AWESOME!!! In AP2, needed this!!!!

[@ElayneLoiseau]

Hi. I’m watching your videos to help me review for my Anatomy Exam and they are very helpful. Thank you so much!!

[@Sam_1964]

This is an outstanding presentation

[@mohmmadshahzad4039]

Really Helpful and simplified 😊❤

[@afrifagyasiwaah]

thanks

[@isabellalynch847]

Just in time! Thank you so much… your histology videos help so much!

[@dashawnflythe4019]

In RT school. This was amazing. Thank you

[@AnatomyHero]

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[@dashawnflythe4019]

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[@cageguide2910]

Thank you! And could you also write the names on the next videos please?

[@AnatomyHero]

I can't promise that, simply because I don't think I'll be doing any strictly anatomy videos any time soon...but I am planning on reviewing the subtitles on my videos for accuracy, so for now maybe you can try those!

[@cageguide2910]

@@AnatomyHero that’s great news! Thank you very much 😇

[@TheFyneazz1]

Great job

[@kakak3762]

the larynx is part of the lower respiratory tract not upper

[@AnatomyHero]

It depends on what text you're using! Some sources include the larynx in the upper respiratory tract, others include it in the lower respiratory tract. Personally, I choose to include it in the upper respiratory tract because laryngitis is typically deacribed as an upper respiratory infection....although I'm sure if I looked hard enough I'd find a source that says otherwise!

[@kakak3762]

@@AnatomyHero thank you for your word I finished A/P 2 today and your videos helped me so much both for 1 and 2. You are so easy to understand and simplify it. I watched your histology videos before every exam. Thank you professor!

[@spencermartinson5419]

10:49 had me cracking up