PATH OF AIR
what cleans and warms the air in you nose?
mucus membrane
the tubes that branch off the treachea to each lung
bronchi
these tiny hairs in the nose help trap dust
cilia
what is hemoglobin
a protien in red blood cells that allows o2 to be carried around the body
name 2 diorders of the respirotory system
azma, flu, common cold, pmenuonia etc.
these nerves in the nose allows you to smell..
olfactory nerves
smaller branches of bronchi
brochiols
this sticky fluid helps trap germs in the nose
mucus
we do this to get more o2 while/after using alot if o2[walking uo the steps, exersize]
pant
explain the symtoms of bronchitus
coughing up mucus - shorness of breath
these 2 lymphatic stuctures help prevent pathagins?
tonsils and addanoinds
these blood vessels surround the aveoli for gas exchange
cappalairies
this action forces irritance out of the treachea with high speed/force
cough
when the diaphram suddently spasims what happens?
the hic sound is made [hiccup]
treatment of laryngitus...
dont talk
This muscle in the treachea helps regulait airflow.
trachialus muscle
the protective membrane around the lungs
plura
name all 6 policemen and there purpose
cilia- hairs trap germs
mucus-fluid traps germs
cough- strong force to push ____ out of treachea
sneeze- if cilia cant handle force of air
epiglotiss- flap to prevent food from entering treaches
gas reflex- when body senses treachea is in danger
this sound is caused by vibration. [sound]
snoreing
symtoms of tonsilitus
fever- sor throat - difficult swallowing
these tiny airsacks are where gas exchange occurs...
aveoli/cappalaries
the diffrent sections of the lungs are called
lobes
whats the epiglotiss
flap of skin that prevents food from entering treachea
explain what happenes during inhalation
diaphram contrasts-chest expands-high voulume-low pressure-air goes to lungs
whats the desciption of -cold -nemonia -enpisima
cold:virus destroys cells in nasal cavity
nemonia: infemation of lungs aveoli filled
enpisema: lungs x contract and relax [smoking]