the root where the pulmonary blood vessels and veins enter the lung. This is also
where the trachea turns into the bronchi.
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hilum
, is the most external portion of the nasal cavity just inside the nostrils.It is covered with
stratified squamous epithelium. Inside are short thick hairs to catch debris. Down the
middle is a nasal septum.
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vestibule
the study of the cellular anatomy of a tissue or organ that can be viewed through a
microscope.A cellular view
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Histology
an opening into the larynx, or voice box. The vocal cordsor folds are also located in
the larynx.
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glottis
The space that is formed between the pleurae. Normally, this space is empty except
for a scant amount of fluid. However, in the diseased state, this cavity can fill with air
or fluids.
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where the trachea turns into the bronchi.
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hilum
, is the most external portion of the nasal cavity just inside the nostrils.It is covered with
stratified squamous epithelium. Inside are short thick hairs to catch debris. Down the
middle is a nasal septum.
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vestibule
the study of the cellular anatomy of a tissue or organ that can be viewed through a
microscope.A cellular view
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Histology
an opening into the larynx, or voice box. The vocal cordsor folds are also located in
the larynx.
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glottis
The space that is formed between the pleurae. Normally, this space is empty except
for a scant amount of fluid. However, in the diseased state, this cavity can fill with air
or fluids.
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