HumanBody - a magnificent masterpiece of GodLike a machine, it is complex and well—equipped than any other form of organisms
Oxygen - a very important element our body needs
Carbon Dioxide - must be eliminated in our body
Respiratory System - A system made up of several parts that will function as a unit to take in oxygen and eliminate carbon
dioxide.
Nostrils -the entrance to the nasal passage
Nasal Passage - line with coarse hair (cilia) that filters the air and traps microorganisms and dust particles
Pharynx - serves as the passageway of air from the mouth to the trachea
Larynx - allows air to pass through while keeping food and drink from blocking the airway
Trachea - passage that connects the throat and the lungs
Bronchial Tubes - tubes at the bottom of the trachea into each lung
Bronchioles - small branches of te broncial tubes that leads to the alveoli.
Alveoli - tiny air sacs in the lungs where the exchange of gases of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place
Diaphram - the muscles that helps your lungs pulls in air and pushes it out.
Pleura - thin sacs that surround each lung lobe and separate your lungs from the chest walls
Lungs - two organs that remove oxygen from the air and pass it into your blood.
Breathing - a mechanism to layout oxygen into the bloodstream so it can be distributed to all the cells in the body
Circulatory System - supplies the needed nutrients and other useful substances necessary for our body to function efficiently.
Three Components of the Circulatory System:
Blood
Blood Vessel
Heart
Blood - delivers important substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells
Blood Vessels - tubular structure that transports blood through the tissues and organs
Heart - the main organ of the circulatory system
Pulmonary Circulation - the movement of the blood from the heart to the lungs via pulmonary artery where oxygen diffuses to the blood, while carbon dioxide leaves the bloodstream
Systematic Circulation - the pathway of the blood from the heart to the capillaries of the different organs in the body and back to the heart.