Breathing Basics
Air Enters
Through the Wall
Bronchial Network
Your Voice Box
100
Fresh air with what enters into our lungs as old air carrying what leaves?
What is fresh air with oxygen enters and old air with carbon dioxide leaves
100
Where does air enter when you breathe?
What is your nose OR mouth.
100
How would you describe the lungs?
What is a spongy tissue.
100
What does your trachea split into?
What is your bronchial tubes.
100
Where do you move air through to make noise?
What is your larynx.
200
What is the respiratory system?
What is the parts of the body that work together to help us breath
200
What happens to air as in enters your nasal cavity or your mouth?
What is it is moistened and warmed.
200
What are your air sacs?
What is sacs located in the tissue of the lung where oxygen and carbon dioxide are transferred.
200
Where is your larynx and where is it located?
What is it is above your trachea and it is the part of your throat used for speaking.
200
What happens in the vocal chords are relaxed?
What is you won't make noise.
300
What is cartilage and why is it important to your trachea?
What is a hard tissue that forms the outside of your trachea. This keeps the trachea from collapsing when your breath.
300
What is the purpose of your nose hairs?
What is they trap dirt and dust particles from entering your body. Mucus also helps to trap these particles.
300
What is in the tissue of your lungs?
What is airs sacs.
300
Describe what your bronchial tubes look like and what they connect to.
What is the bronchial tubes connect to your lungs and branch out like tree twigs.
300
What happens when the vocal chords are stretched?
What is air vibrates the chords making sound.
400
How are the esophagus and the trachea different, but similar?
What is they are different because the trachea is apart of the respiratory system used for breathing. It is connected to your lungs and only air can pass through. The esophagus is a part of your digestive system. It is connected to your stomach and food passes through it.
400
What is your diaphragm and what happens to it as you inhale, then exhale?
What is the diaphragm aids in your breathing. As you inhale it collapses in order for more air to enter your lungs. As you exhale it gets larger pushing up on your lungs forcing air to leave.
400
Explain what happens to the oxygen and carbon dioxide in the air sacs.
What is the oxygen passes through the walls and leaves, entering the blood stream. Carbon dioxide enters through the wall and is carried back out through the lungs and is breathed out.
400
What is a vital part of your bronchial tubes/lungs?
What is the air sacs because this is where the transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place.
400
What are your vocal chords made of?
What is soft tissue.
500
Name and label each part of the respiratory system starting with air entering. Be sure to know their functions for the test!
What is air enters through the nose or mouth. It passes through the larynx an into the trachea. From the trachea it enters the lungs through the bronchial tubes. In the bronchial tubes, oxygen passes through the walls of your air sacs into the blood cells. Carbon dioxide enters into the air sacs and travels back through the lungs, leaving the body.
500
What is your breathing rate, why does it increase with physical activity and why would you benefit from breathing in through your nose?
What is your breathing rate is how many breaths you take per minute so if you are exercising, your body needs more oxygen to function. You benefit from breathing in through your nose because your nose hairs trap more germs and dust than breathing in through your mouth.
500
Explain why smoking has a negative impact on your air sacs.
What is the smoke coats the lining of the air sacs. This makes it harder for oxygen to pass through which affects your muscles and breathing rate. Carbon dioxide then gets trapped in your body.
500
How is sound produced through the vocal chords
What is you stretch and relax your vocal chords passing air through them. When they are stretched and air passes through, it vibrates the chords to produce sound.
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