Lab

Question 1

Bronchus

Answer 1

First two branches of trachea

Question 2

Alveoli

Answer 2

Thin air sacs where respiratory gases are exchanged

Question 3

Trachea

Answer 3

Tube with cartilage c rings that carries air from larynx to lungs

Question 4

Diaphragm

Answer 4

Helps ventilate the lungs

Question 5

Larynx

Answer 5

Vocal cords that helps produce sounds

Question 6

Alveolar duct

Answer 6

Line tube from terminal bronchioles to alveoli

Question 7

Phryanx

Answer 7

Carries food and air

Question 8

Bronchioles

Answer 8

Thin terminal branches of bronchioles tree that lacks cartilage

Question 9

Cardiovascular disease examples

Answer 9

Stroke
Heart attack
High Bp

Question 10

Respiratory disease example

Answer 10

Bronchitis

Asthma

Question 11

Smoking

Answer 11

Cancer

Asthma

Question 12

Dermis

Answer 12

Blood vessels, nerves, oil glands and sweat, hair follicules

Question 13

Keratin

Answer 13

New cells are formed they push older cells to surface to die and fill with protein where it protects from injury. Pathogen and sun rays

Question 14

Mitosis

Answer 14

Outer layer of skin cells are produced

Question 15

Epidermis

Answer 15

The outermost layer of the skin covered by tissue that’s epithelit

Question 16

Hypodermis

Answer 16

Composed of fat and connective tissue and used to insulate , store energy and protect body

Question 17

Congenital moles

Answer 17

Cancer linked to moles or by birthmarks

Question 18

ABC of skin cancer

Answer 18

Asymmetry - both sides don’t match

Color - tan brown black
Diameter- greater than 1/4 size of pencil eraser

Evolution - change in size and shape

Question 19

How to prevent skin cancer

Answer 19

No sunburn or lots of sun
Tanning
Cover up
Wear sun screen