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The respiratory system, ventilation & gas exchange in humans
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what is the scientific name of the top part of your body?
the
thorax
label these parts of the thorax
A)
trachea
B)
lung
C)
bronchus
D)
bronchiole
E)
aveoli
F)
pleural cavitiy
G)
intercostal muscle
H)
ribs
I)
diaphragm
9
what happens when you breath in ?
intercostal muscles
and
diaphragm contract
thorax volume increases
decrease in pressure
,
air comes in
what happens when you breath out ?
intercostal muscles
and
diaphragm
relax
thorax volume decreases
pressure
increases so
air
is forced out
what are the features that all gas exchange surfaces have ?
large
surface area
thin
walls
good
ventilation
good
blood supply
label this aveoli diagram
A)
oxygenated blood to heart
B)
deoxygenated blood from heart
C)
single alveolus
D)
large surface area to volume ratio
4
label this aveoli diagram
A)
air in and out
B)
low oxygen
C)
low carbon dioxide
D)
good blood supply
E)
1 cell thick for easy diffusion
F)
1 cell thick for easy diffusion
G)
high carbon dioxide
H)
high oxygen
8
what ilnesses does smoking cause ?
Lung cancer
heart disease
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
(COPD)
what are the 3 chemicals in cigarettes ?
nicotine
tar
carbon monoxide
what does nicotine do to your gas exchange system ?
narrows
blood vessels leading to an
increased
blood pressure
increases
heart rate
Both of these effects can cause
blood clots
to form in the
arteries
leading to
heart attack
or
stroke
what does tar do to your gas exchange system ?
increases chance of
cancerous cells
developing in lungs
can cause chronic
bronchitis
and
emphysema
what does carbon monoxide do to your gas exchange system ?
binds to
haemoglobin
so reduces
capacity
of
blood
to carry
oxygen
gives risk of
coronary heart disease
and a
stroke