Respiratory System
The heart, located in the middle
This part of the heart doesn't act as a pump
Atrium
The volume of air in the lungs after maximum respiration
Lung capacity
The hardening and loss of elasticity of the blood veins
Arteriosclerosis
Location of gas exchange
Alveolus
Related to the lungs, example: blood circulation
Pulmonary
Oxygen consumption of an individual, maxed out when exercising
Oxygen uptake
Pressure given when blood is pumped from the heart to the whole body
Systolic blood pressure
In addition to oxygen, you need this to do respiration (Chemical name)
C6H12O6 (sugar)
Blood veins with the highest pressure
Arteries
Oxygen volume required to restore body systems after exercise
Oxygen debt
No contraction of the heart can lead to this problem
Cardiac arrest (heart attack)
Breathing in oxygen and out CO2
Ventilation
Machine that shows the electrical activity of the heart
Electrocardiograph
This part of the lung is affected by the chest cold illness
Bronchus
The reason why the heart works on its own
Autonomic (involuntary) control of the CNS
The mechanism of changing lung pressure to let air in or out
Negative pressure breathing
One of the most important things that white blood cells have, but not red blood cells
Nucleus
This builds up when we do scuba diving too deep or too long, deadly if not treated
Nitrogen bubbles
This device can regulate muscle contraction and pumping of the heart
Pacemaker