Anatomical Structure
Critical Thinking
Diseases
Lung Facts
Gas Exchange
100

This tube carries air from the nose and mouth to the lungs.

what is the trachea?

100

Your lungs are protected by these bones.

What are the ribs?

100

This common illness causes sneezing, coughing, and a runny nose.

What is the common cold?

100

Hiccups happen when this breathing muscle has a tiny freak-out.

What is the diaphragm?

100

The gas your body needs to survive.

What is oxygen?

200

These 2 organs are protected by the rib cage and help you breathe.

What are the lungs?

200

Why do you breathe faster when exercising?

to get more oxygen into your blood system.

200

This viral disease can cause fever, cough, body aches, and spreads easily.

What is the flu?

200

You breathe about this many times per minute when resting. 

What is about 12-20 times?

200

The waste gas you breath out.

What is carbon dioxide?

300

Tiny air sacs in the lungs where oxygen enters the blood.

What are alveoli?

300

The lung that is slightly smaller (1 less lobe).

What is the left lung? 

300

This condition causes the airways to tighten and makes breathing difficult, often triggered by allergies or exercise.

What is asthma?

300

Sneezing can send air out of your nose at speeds over this. ( Miles per hour).

What is 100 miles per hour?

300

Gas exchange happens between the alveoli and these tiny blood vessels.

What are capillaries?

400

This muscle under the lungs helps you inhale and exhale.

What is the diaphragm?

400

This happens to your breathing when carbon dioxide levels rise in the blood.

What is an increase in your breathing rate?

400

This serious lung infection can fill the alveoli with fluid and make breathing hard.

What is pneumonia?

400

Even though they help you breathe, your lungs have no muscles of their own. True or false?

What is True?

400

Oxygen is carried in the blood by this red blood cell protein.

What is hemoglobin?

500

The small branching tubes that carry air from the bronchi to the alveoli?

What are the bronchioles?

500

The nose is better to breath through consistently because of these reasons.

It warms, moistens, and filters the air. 

500

This long-term disease damages the lungs and is often caused by smoking.

What is COPD (or emphysema) ?

500

The longest amount of time someone has held their breath.

What is 29 minutes and 3 seconds? 

500

This process moves oxygen from the alveoli into the blood.

What is diffusion?