The Respiratory System course uses scientific and educational
references for its anatomy explanations, diagrams, and interactive
material. Third-party interactive models are credited separately.
INTERACTIVE / INNERBODY
Interactive Guide to the Respiratory System
Innerbody's respiratory guide covers the airways, lungs, and the
structures involved in breathing and gas exchange. It is the
interactive respiratory-system reference used on the course
overview page.
Open Innerbody source →
3D MODEL / SKETCHFAB
Anatomy of the Airways (Opaque Lungs)
Interactive airway and lung model by E-learning UMCG, based on CT
imaging data. Licensed under CC Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike.
The model is embedded on the Respiratory System course overview page.
Open Sketchfab model →
NHLBI / NIH
How the Lungs Work — The Respiratory System
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute reference covering the
airways, lungs, and how the respiratory system moves air and
exchanges gases with the blood.
Open NHLBI source →
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
Respiratory System Diagram
Labeled respiratory-system diagram used as a visual reference for
the course overview lesson.
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WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
Bronchial Anatomy
Illustration of the bronchial airway anatomy used as a visual
reference for the airways lesson.
Open Wikimedia source →
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
Lungs Diagram (Simple)
Simple labeled diagram of the human lungs used as a visual
reference for the lungs lesson.
Open Wikimedia source →
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
Annotated Diagram of an Alveolus
Annotated diagram showing gas exchange at the alveolus, used as a
visual reference for the gas exchange lesson.
Open Wikimedia source →
WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
Diaphragm Movement During Breathing
Diagram showing diaphragm position during inhalation and
exhalation, used as a visual reference for the breathing mechanics
lesson.
Open Wikimedia source →
HUMANIS educational content is intended for learning and does not
replace professional medical advice. Third-party models, images,
and educational materials remain subject to their original authors'
and licensors' rights and terms.