gas exchange and respiration Flashcards

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alveoli features

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  • large surface area
  • one cell thick
  • blood supply from capillaries
  • air constantly entering and leaving
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2
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limewater in presence of CO2

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clear to cloudy

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3
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function of cartilage in trachea

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support the trachea + prevent from collapsing

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inhalation

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  • e.i.m contracts i.i.m relaxes
  • ribs move up + outward
  • diaphragm contracts + flattens
  • volume of thorax + lungs increases
  • pressure decreases
  • air enters + inflates alveoli
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exhalation

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  • i.i.m contracts e.i.m relaxes
  • ribs move down+ inward
  • diaphragm relaxes + returns to dome shape
  • volume of thorax + lungs decreases
  • pressure increases
  • air is forced out of the lungs
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6
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oxygen in inspired air

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21%

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7
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oxygen in expired air

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16%

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8
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CO2 in inspired air

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0.04%

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9
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CO2 in expired air

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4%

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10
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water vapour in inspired air

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less

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11
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water vapour in expired air

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saturated/more

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12
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how brain monitors and controls rate of breathing when you exercise

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  • special part to control it
  • respire more so more CO2 + maybe lactic acid
  • lowered pH is detected
  • signals sent to i.m + diaphragm to contracts faster
  • increased rate + depth of breathing removes CO2
  • pH returns to normal
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13
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goblet cell

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produce mucus to trap dust + bacteria + pathogens

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14
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ciliated cell

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have cilia that sweep mucus towards throat to swallow

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15
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respiration

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chemical reactions in cells that breakdown nutrient molecules to release energy

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16
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uses of energy

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  • synthesis of substances
  • cell division + growth
  • maintenance of a constant body temperature
  • active transport in cells
  • electrical transmission of nerve impulses
  • muscle contraction
17
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aerobic respiration

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chemical reactions in cells that use oxygen to break down food molecules to release energy

18
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word + chemical equation of aerobic respiration

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glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water
C6H12O6 + 6O2 → 6CO2 + 6H2O

19
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anaerobic respiration

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chemical reaction in cells that break down nutrient molecules to release energy without using oxygen

20
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word + chemical equation of anaerobic respiration in yeast

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glucose → ethanol + carbon dioxide
C6H12O6 → 2C2H5OH + 2CO2

21
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word equation of anaerobic respiration in muscle cells

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glucose → lactic acid

22
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how oxygen debt develops and is repaid

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  • anaero. produces lactic acid during vigorous exercise
  • formation of oxygen debt
  • to repay debt breathing increases to supply oxygen for aerobic respiration
  • heart beats faster to increase circulation so lactic acid can be carried to liver quickly
  • aerobically converted to glucose