Human
Fish
Frog
Butterfly
Organs in a Human Respiratory System
100
What is expelled from the lungs?
Carbon dioxide
100
What do fish use to breath?
Gills
100
What two organs do frogs use to breath?
Lungs and their skin
100
How many lungs does a butterfly have?
None, a butterfly has spiracles
100
What is the first part of the respiratory system?
Mouth
200
What is the diaphragm used for?
To push CO2 out of the lungs
200
Why are fishes gills red?
Because they are full of blood vessels
200
Do frogs breath oxygen to their lungs through their mouths?
No, they only breath through their noses
200
Where are the spiracles located on a Butterfly?
On the abdomen
200
What muscle is used to expel CO2 from the lungs?
The Diaphragm
300
What are Bronchioles?
Small tubes the branch of the Bronchus
300
Where are the fishes gills located?
Behind flaps on each side of the head
300
What do frogs use to push air in and out of their lungs?
The sack in their throats
300
What are the black lines on a Butterflies wings?
Veins
300
What is the long, thick tube that oxygen travels through to get to the lungs?
Trachea
400
How many Bronchi do you have?
2
400
How does the Lungfish get its name?
Because it can have one or two lungs
400
Does a frogs skin exchanging carbon dioxide faster or slower then their lungs?
Faster, around 2 1/2 times faster
400
How much oxygen can be supplied to each gram of muscle per an hour?
100,000 mm3
400
Is the breast plate raised or lowered when you breath out?
Lowered
500
What is the smallest part of the respiratory system?
The Alveolus
500
How are gill filaments arranged to form gills
The filaments are arranged in rows
500
What does a frog mostly use its lungs for?
To help them float when they are swimming
500
How many pairs of spiracles does a Butterfly have? Hint: between 1 and 10
9
500
What muscles are used in deep breathing?
Diaphragm and rib muscles
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