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Respiratory Structure
Respiratory Function
Circulatory Structure
Circulatory Function
Connecting Circulatory and Respiratory
100

Tube leading to either side of your lung

What is your bronchi

100
This part moves up and down changing the volume of air that moves in and out
What is the diaphragm?
100

Tubes that carry blood away from the heart.

What are arteries?

100

Describe the appearance of a vein vs artery

Vein- thin, flat

Artery- thick, circular, flexible

100

What is created due to increased CO2 that allows hemoglobin to change its shape and accept CO2. 

What is carbonic acid?

200

The flap of tissue at the top of the trachea is the...

What is the epiglottis?

200
Inhaled air or exhaled air--has more oxygen?
What is inhaled air?
200
Tubes that carry blood to the heart.
What are veins
200

Ms. Martin has been sitting with her students reading, she gets up and carries a tub of books to the front of the class room--her heart rate will increase or decrease?

What is increase?

200

CElls that carry oxygen in the blood?

red blood cells 

300
The voice box is also called this.
What is the larynx?
300
Inhale or exhale--the diaphragm relaxes and moves up and the chest cavity contracts (moves in).
What is exhale?
300
Tiny tubes that are very thin and perform gas exchange.
What are capillaries?
300

What blood vessel does blood flow through after the lung?

What is the pulmonary vein?

300

How is the respiratory system interdependent on the respiratory system?

respiratory is responsible for gas exchange while circulatory is transport the O2 and CO2

400

Tubes that branch out into the lungs off of the bronchi.

What are bronchioles?

400
The respiratory system brings oxygen into the system what does it release?
What is carbon dioxide
400
Bright red blood is in contact with what?
What is oxygen?
400

When valves do not function properly and blood flows backwards, it is called a...

What is a murmur?

400

What is the connection of O2 and CO2 with cellular respiration? 

O2 is necessary for CR to make ATP and CO2 is a waste product

500

What happens to the rib and diaphragm as you inhale?

ribs- expand

diaphragm- extend

500

The "sacs" where oxygen and CO2 is exchanged AND the blood vessels that cover them.

What are alveoli and capillaries?

500

The heart is made up of 4 chambers called

ventricles and atriums

500

The heart pumps blood to these two circuits.

What are the pulmonary and systemic circuits?

500

FULL pathway of the circulatory system starting at the lungs to the body and back to the lungs

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