Structure
Where does that happen?
Breathing
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100

Main organ of the respiratory system

lungs

100

Air is filtered and humidified

nasal cavity

100

if you had a build up of CO2 in your body would you breathe faster or slower

faster

100

A person at rest breathes at a rate of :

a. 12-15 breaths per minute

b. 20-25 breaths per minute

c. 50-60 breaths per minute

A

100

How many chambers does the heart have 

4

200

the two branches that go into each lung

bronchi

200

The voice box is housed here

larynx

200

air travels from the pharynx to the ____ then the _____ then the ___ then to the bronchioles and alveoli

larynx, trachea, bronchi

200

The fastest recorded sneeze speed is 

a. 50 mph

b. 90 mph

c. 102 mph

C

200

do arteries go to the heart or away from the heart

away

300

the first place air goes when breathing in

nasal/oral cavity

300

air exchange happnes (O2 is changed for CO2)

alveoli

300

why is it better to breathe through the nose than the mouth? 

the nose has hair and mucus to filter and humidify air 

300

True or False: We lose half a liter of water a day through breathing. This is the water vapor we see when we breathe onto glass

True
300

true or false: blood is not always red

false

400

The last stop for oxygen before its taken to the rest of the body

alveoli 

400

this muscle moves down to create space for the lungs to fill up

diaphragm

400

what causes us to need to breathe

build up of CO2

400

Why is the right lung slightly larger than the left? 

because of where the heart is 

400

what connects arteries and veins

capillaries 

500

The place where food and air pass through

pharynx

500

The muscle the flaps down to prevent food from going down the wind pipe

epiglottis

500

Oxygen moves into the lungs because it is in a ___ concentration and wants to go to a ____ concentration.

High, Low

500

The surface area of the lungs is roughly the same size as 

a. paradigm

b. tennis court

c. queen sized bed

B

500

Name one of the valves in the heart

mitral, pulmonary, tricuspid, aortic