Respiration Flashcards

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1
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What is the word equation of respiration

A

Glucose +oxygen ————-> Carbon dioxide + water + energy

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2
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What is the test for carbon dioxide

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Turns limewater milky

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3
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Carbon dioxide levels can be detected using bicarbonate indicator
If carbon dioxide levels increase what is the colour change

A

Red to yellow

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4
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What is colour change if carbon dioxide levels decrease when Tested with bicarbonate indicator

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From red to purple

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5
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What is the order that air travels through to get to your alveoli

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Nose - trachea- bronchi- bronchioles- alveoli

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6
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What is another name for the windpipe

A

Trachea

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7
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Where in your lungs does gaseous exchange occur

A

Alveoli

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8
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What are the small hairs in the nasal cavity for

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To trap the dirt in the air that’s breathed in

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9
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Why are the ribs important

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Protect lungs and heart

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10
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What is the name of the material that keeps the airways open

A

Cartilage

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11
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What is the name of the muscle found in between the ribs

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Intercostal muscle

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12
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What happens when you inhale(breathe in)

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Intercostal muscles contract
Ribs move up and out
Diaphragm contracts and flattens
Volume in lungs increase
Pressure decreases
Air enters as pressure lower inside lungs to surrounding

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13
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What happens when you exhale

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Intercostal muscles relax
Ribs move down and in
Diaphragm relaxes and moves up into doom shape
Volume decreases in lungs causing pressure to increase
Air forced out

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14
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What is important about the alveoli

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There are milions of them in lungs
They have a large surface area for gas exchange
They are thin walled
They have a good supply so the gases can enter and leave the alveoli
They have moist walls to make it easier for gaseous exchange

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15
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Which gas enters the blood from alveoli

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Oxygen

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16
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Which gas leaves blood and enters alveoli to be exhaled

A

Carbon dioixde

17
Q

What is the oxygen needed for in the body

A

Respiration - to react with glucose to release energy

18
Q

Where does the carbon dioxide come from in the body

A

It is a waste product made during respiration

19
Q

What are the main differences between inhaled air and exhaled air

A

Inhaled has MORE oxygen
Exhaled has MORE carbon dioxide
Exhaled has MOrE water vapour (also made in respiration)
Exhaled air is WARMER and CLEANER

20
Q

What gas do we not use in out body but makes up about 78% of air

A

Nitrogen

21
Q

In the model lung what did the balloons represent

A

Lungs

22
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In the. Model lung what happened when the plastic sheet was pulled down

A

The balloons inflated as volume increased pressure decreased

23
Q

What did the plastic sheet in model lungs represent

A

Diaphragm

24
Q

What is the test for water vapour

A

Turns cobalt chloride paper from blue to pink

25
Q

What is the addictive chemical in cigarettes

A

Nicotine

26
Q

What is the poisonous gas produced in cigarettes

A

Carbon monoxide