Created by david doran
about 8 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What is breathing in also known as ? | inhalation |
What is breathing out also known as ? | exhalation |
The lungs contain many air sacs , what are they called ? | alveoli |
How are alveoli adapted to allow for gas exchange ? | 1. they are moist 2. good blood supply 3. provide a large surface area for gas exchange 4. the wall of the alveoli is just one cell thick |
describe the percentages of the different gasses before we breath air in? | nitrogen 78% oxygen 21% carbon dioxide .04% |
describe the percentages of the different gasses after we breath out | nitrogen 78% oxygen 17% carbon dioxide 4% |
explain why the composition of gases are different before and after we breath ? | their is less oxygen after we breath out because it is used up during respiration and more carbon dioxide because this is produced during respiration |
What is the trachea ? | The trachea is a tube that is made of rings of cartilage. It carries air that you breath in to the lungs. |
What is the bronchus ? | The trachea branches into two tubes called the bronchi. Each bronchus goes into each lung. |
What are the bronchioles ? | The bronchi split into a network of smaller tubes called bronchioles that spread through out the lungs |
what is the diaphragm ? | the diaphragm is a muscle tat sits under the ribcage. It moves up when it relaxes and down when it contracts. |
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