Respiration Flashcards

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Earthworms

A
  • Breath through their skin
  • gas exchange happens on the skin surface
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2
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Insects (grasshopper)

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  • Breathe through holes called spiracles
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3
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Fish

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  • Have gills
  • Gas exchange happens in gill filaments
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4
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Frogs

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Breathe using
- lungs
- skin
- glottis (membrane in cheeks)

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5
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Birds

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  • Have lungs and air sacs
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6
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Mammals

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  • Have lungs and trachea
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7
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Nasal passages

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Filters air and humidifies it by adding moisture from its mucous lining

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8
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Oral Cavity

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  • Mostly for food and liquid intake
  • Can be used for breathing if necessary
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9
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Nasopharynx

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Space connecting nasal and oral cavities

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10
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Epiglottis

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Covers the trachea while swallowing food or liquid

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11
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Larynx

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  • Surrounds trachea to channel air
  • Creates noise (contains vocal chords)
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12
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Trachea

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Channels air to the lungs

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13
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Bronchus
(plural: bronchi)

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  • One of two branches leading to the lungs
  • Channels air
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14
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Bronchiole

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Tiny branches that lead air into the alveoli

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15
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Alveoli
(singular: Alveolus)

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Provides a thin but wide surface area for gas exchange with surrounding blood vessels

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16
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Diaphragm

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Contracts and relaxes to allow air to move through the lungs

17
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Medulla Oblongata

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Controls breathing, heart rate and digestion

18
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Inhalation/inspiration

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  • Rib cage moves down
  • diaphragm contracts
  • pressure in lungs goes down
  • volume of thoracic cavity goes up
19
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exhalation/expiration

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  • Rib cage moves up
  • diaphragm relaxes
  • pressure in lungs goes up
  • volume of thoracic cavity goes down