Terms
The process of air getting into the lungs and back out
ventilation
the most efficient way for cells to produce energy
aerobic respiration
where control of ventilation takes place
medullary respiratory center
glycolysis produced how many ATP
2
the ease with which the lungs inflate
compliance
Stage 1 of cellular respiration is called
glycolysis
_____________________ levels, via their effect on the pH, are the major controllers of ventilation
carbon dioxide
stage 2 produces how many CO2
2
to take in by means of suction
aspirate
stage 2 of cellular respiration is called:
acetyl coenzyme A formation stage
The more CO2 in the blood plasma, the __________ the pH of the blood
lower
The citric acid cycle produces _________ ATP and _________ CO2
2; 4
states that the pressure exerted by a mixture of gases is equal to the sum of the partial pressure of each gas in the mixture
Dalton's law
stage 3 of cellular respiration is called:
citric acid or Krebs cycle
Groups of neurons that aids the switch between inspiration and expiration
pontine respiratory group
Stage 4 produces __________ APT and _________ H2O
32; 6
a molecule with a hydrophilic end and a hydrophobic end
surfactant
stage 4 of cellular respiration is called:
electron transport chain
prevents you from overstretching our lungs during vigorous exercise
Hering-Breuer reflex
Stage 1 takes place where in the cell
cytoplasm