Basics
nasal cavity
nasal conchae
What is the substance in cigarettes that is addictive?
Nicotine
what is our biggest muscle in our body?
gluteus maximus
molars
What is the sticky substance that is in our nose and lungs to attract dust and other particles we may not want to breathe in?
mucus
What is the next part of air traveling after it travels through our nasal cavity?
pharynx
A disease someone has when it is hard to breathe... hint.. they need a tool to help breathe and catch their breath.
asthma
What does saliva do?
helps break down food with chemical digestion
Why did God make the hairs in our nose?
to trap dust and other particles
uvula
When your bronchi are inflamed this occurs? It's a sickness.
bronchitis
What is the muscle that helps our jaw move?
masseter
What is the juice inside our pancreas called?
pancreatic juice
What are the tiny "motors" in our nose called?
cilia
How did God design our voice box, please describe what it looks like.
vocal cords to help us speak, tiny strings that move when we talk and create different noises
What are the two tubes branched out after trachea?
bronchi
Please describe voluntary and involuntary muscles.
voluntary need help with movement and involuntary move without thought
What one organ can we live without?
Once air enters our lungs, God made lungs to do two things to the air we breathe in... what are those 2 things?
warm air on a cold day and moisturize our air so our body can inhale it
How many parts of our pharynx do we have?
3; Name all three: nasopharynx, oropharynx, and laryngopharynx
How many tubes are on your left lung? Right lung?
We have three types of muscles.. what are they?
smooth, cardiac, skeletal
Draw and label parts of a cell.
check white board.