Respiration Flashcards

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1
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What is the word equation for respiration

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Glucose+oxygen=water+carbon dioxide+energy

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What does the circulatory system do

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It carries the small soluble food molecules and oxygen to every cell in our body and takes away unwanted waste substances

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What does the digestive system do

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It changes large insoluble food molecules into small soluble molecules that are able to be absorbed into the blood stream.

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What does the respiratory system do

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It takes oxygen into our bodies via the lungs and carbon dioxide is removed

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5
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Why do we need energy

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Movement-muscle concentration
Making new chemicals
Growth and repair
Moving substances
Nervous impulses
Temperature regulations

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6
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What colour is bicarbonate indicator:
When carbon dioxide is removed
When carbon dioxide is added

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When carbon dioxide is removed it goes from red/orange-yellow
When carbon dioxide is added it goes from red/orange-purple

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7
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What do plants take in and give out

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Plants take in carbon dioxide and give out oxygen

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During day the when the plant has lots of sunlight the rate of photosynthesis is higher than the rate of respiration so they produce more oxygen than they can use

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9
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What happens when you exhale
The opposite happens when we inhale

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the diaphragm relaxes and moves up into a dome shape
•the intercostal muscles relax
•ribs move down and in
•the volume in the chest cavity decreases
•the air pressure inside the chest cavity and the lungs increases above atmospheric air pressure.
•Air is forced out from the high pressure inside the mouth to the outside.

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What happens to the bronchial tubes if you are asthmatic

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The tubes tighten,thicken,the air passages become inflamed and and get filled with mucus

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11
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What are the main chemicals found in cigarettes

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Nicotine,tar,carbon monoxide and ammonia

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What is nicotine,it is:

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A powerful poison
Highly addictive
Affects heart,blood vessels and nervous system
Narrows coronary arteries
Increases the risk of blood clots

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What is tar it’s a

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Sticky brown substance
Causes bronchitis,emphysema and cancer
Stains teeth and fingers yellow
Collects in the lungs

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14
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Carbon monoxide is a:

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Odourless gas
Binds to red blood cells better than oxygen

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Ammonia is a:

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Strong smelling gas
Normally used as a cleaning fluid

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16
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What happens to your lungs when you smoke

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The lungs blacken and are ripped out of shape making it hard to breathe and eventually making it impossible

17
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What happens if you smoke and have cancer

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A white substance starts to form on the top of the lungs and it still turns black