muscles and respiration Flashcards

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1
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what does oxygen harvest from the food we eat?

A

ATP

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2
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how much oxygen per minute do we digest at rest?

A

250ml

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3
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how much oxygen do we consume per minute while exercising?

A

5000ml

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4
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where does cellular respiration take place?

A

the mitochondria

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5
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what is air made up of?

A

O2: 21% N: 78% CO2: 0.03% other: 0.97%

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6
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what is vital capacity?

A

the maximum amount of air the was can inhale and exhale

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7
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what is residual air?

A

air that remains in the lungs

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8
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what do the nostrils do for the air that we breathe?

A

heat, fiter, and moisturize

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9
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what does air carry that things like our nose hairs filter out?

A

dust, pollen, and debris

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10
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what is the lungs line of defense?

A

nostril hair, mucous, and cilia

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11
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what sweeps debris from our air into our mouth/nose (“tiny brooms”)?

A

cilia

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12
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what traps particles in the air that we breathe?

A

mucous

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13
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how is “dirt” removed from our system?

A

coughing, sneezing, or clearing our throat

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14
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what holds open the tubes in our lungs?

A

cartilage rings

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15
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what are the flexible muscles in our lungs line with?

A

smooth muscle

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16
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where does gas exchange take place?

A

the lungs

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17
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what makes up the lungs?

A

muscle, blood vessels, and hollow tubes

18
Q

what connects our mouth and nose?

A

pharynx

19
Q

what is the epiglottis’ role?

A

blocks the trachea when swallowing so we do not choke

20
Q

what is the term for our voic box

A

larynx

21
Q

what is the trachea?

A

the windpipe of the lungs

22
Q

what are the hollow branches of the trachea called?

A

bronchus

23
Q

what is the term for the smaller hollow branches of the bronchus?

A

bronchiole

24
Q

what is the aveolus?

A

tiny air sacs covered by capillaries

25
Q

what surrounds each alveoli?

A

blood capillaries

26
Q

how fo gases move in the alveoli?

A

diffusion (high to low)

27
Q

what contracts when we inhale?

A

the diaphragm and the intercostal muscles

28
Q

what does the diaphragm do when we inhale?

A

contract and move down

29
Q

what does the intercostal muscles and diaphragm do when we exhale?

A

relax (diaphragm moves down)

30
Q

what happens to muscles when they contract?

A

they shorten

31
Q

what happens to muscles when they relax?

A

lengthen

32
Q

where does gas exchange occur?

A

the alveoli

33
Q

how does deoxygenated blood travel?

A

body, lungs, and back into the heart through the left atrium

34
Q

what is a sign of innfluenza?

A

high white blood cell count

35
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what is an antigen-antibody complex used for?

A

immobilize the invaders so they cannot continue invading the body

36
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when are antibodies produced?

A

when t-cells identify the invader by its antigen markers

37
Q

what do thrombocytes do?

A

begin the blood clotting process

38
Q

which of the muscles are striated?

A

skeletal muscle and cardiac

39
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which muscles are involuntary?

A

smooth and cardiac muscle

40
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what order from largest to smallest in the muscle?

A

skeletal muscle, muscle fibre, myofilaments, myosin, and actin

41
Q

what are the four substances needed for muscle contraction?

A

ADP, calcium, actin, and myosin