Respiration Flashcards

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0
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The diaphragm muscle contracts and ………….

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Moves down

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Bell jar experiment inflate

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Rubber sheet pulled down
Increases volume in bell jar
Cause pressure of air in bell jar decrease 
Air move from high to low pressure
Air enter balloon
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The rib muscles contract and the rib cage ……….

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Expands (it moves up and out)

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Bell jar experiment - exhale

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The sheet pushed up
Pressure of bell jar increase
Volume of bell jar decrease
Air move high to low pressure
Air leaves balloons
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The chest is bigger so the air pressure in the lungs will be

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Low

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The diaphragm muscle relaxes and

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Moves up

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6
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The rib muscles relax and the rib cage

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Contracts

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The chest is smaller so the air pressure in the lungs will be

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High

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8
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What do you use in the smoking machine

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Cigarette 
Air bleed
Cotton wool
U tube
Vacuum pump
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Right side of heart is

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Deoxygenated blood

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Left side of heart is

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Oxygenated blood

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11
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Arteries take blood…….. From the heart

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Away

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12
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Veins take blood ………. the heart

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To

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13
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Name the four chambers in the heart

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Left atrium, right atrium, left ventrical, right ventrical

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Which chamber has the thinnest walls

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The atrium

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15
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Which chamber has the thickest walls

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Ventricle (left)

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Why does the left ventricle need thick walls

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To pump blood around the body

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17
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What do valves do

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Stop the back flow of blood

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18
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Which type of blood vessel carry blood to the heart

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Veins always carry to the heart

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19
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Which type of blood vessels carries blood away from the heart

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Arteries

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20
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Arteries usually carry oxygenated blood. Which artery is an exception to this

A

Pulminary artery

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21
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Which vein is different

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The Pulminary vein

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22
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What is the coronary artery and what happens if it becomes blocked

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It provides oxygen to the heart muscle and if blacked will cause a heart attack

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23
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What is respiration and where does it take place

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Energy from glucose in the muscles

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24
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Respiration when the body is at rest

A

Aerobic

25
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As you excersise you breathe harder and harder and deeper and the heart beats ……. To get ……….. To the muscles

A

Faster

Oxygen

26
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When excersising very hard, the ……… Cannot get enough oxygen to the muscles

A

Heart

27
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What is anaerobic respiration

A

When excersising very hard, the heart cannot get enough oxygen the muscles

28
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What is the equation for anaerobic respiration in muscle

A

Glucose -> lactic acid + energy

29
Q

Which type of respiration releases more energy

A

Aerobic

30
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Equation for anaerobic respiration in yeast

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Glucose -> ethanol + carbon dioxide + energy

31
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Why is lactic acid harmful

A

It’s toxic

32
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What effect does lactic acid have on the body

A

It builds up in your body

33
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What respires

A

All living things

34
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How is oxygen used in respiration

A

It is used up

35
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What is glucose in respiration

A

Used up

36
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What is carbon dioxide in respiration

A

Produced

37
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What is water in respiration

A

Produced

38
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What is the purpose of respiration

A

To produce energy

39
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What is respiration

A

A chemical reaction in all cells

40
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Is breathing and respiration the same

A

No

41
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Equation for respiration

A

Oxygen + glucose -> carbon dioxide + water + energy

42
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respiration

A
Need oxygen
Need fuel
Produce carbon dioxide and water as waste
Energy released
Take place in cells
43
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Network of capillaries

A

Gases can easily pass through blood

44
Q

What is present in breathing out

A

Greater quantity
Water vapour
Carbon dioxide

45
Q

Present in breathing in

A

Oxygen

Smaller quantity

46
Q

Exhaled air has a ……… temperature then air we breathe in because …….. .in the form of ……….. is ………… in respiration

A

Higher
Energy
Heat
Released

47
Q

Oxygen enters the blood in the …….

A

Body cells

48
Q

Carbon dioxide enters the blood in

A

Body cells

49
Q

Oxygen leaves the blood in the

A

Body cells

50
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Carbon dioxide leaves the blood in the

A

Lungs

51
Q

We breathe faster why?

A

Because respiration is happening at a faster rate and more heat is given off

52
Q

During intensenphysical activity what happens?

A

The blood cannot supply enough oxygen for the cells’ needs so you get anaerobic respiration

53
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Our heart beats faster

A

In order to take in oxygen more quickly

54
Q

We feel hotter.

A

In order to take oxygen to the cells more quickly

55
Q

What is the same about plant and animal respiration

A
Oxygen is used up
Breathe with lungs
Give out water vapour
Give out heat as respire
Blood to carry oxygen
56
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Step 1-4

A
  • The diaphragm muscle contracts and moves down
  • The rib muscles contract and the rib cage expands (moves up and out)
  • the chest is bigger so the air pressure in the lungs will be reduced
  • air enters the lungs
57
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Steps 1-4 exhaling

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  • The diaphragm relaxes and moves up
  • the rib cage muscles relax and the rib cage gets smaller (down and in)
  • the chest is smaller so the air pressure in the lungs will be higher
  • air leaves the lungs
58
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Bell jar exhaling

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  • the rubber sheet is pushed up
  • this decreases the volume inside the bell jar
  • the pressure inside the bell jar increases
  • air moves from high pressure to low pressure
  • so air leaves the balloon
59
Q

When exercising why do we breath faster

A

In order to take in oxygen more quickly

60
Q

In excersise why do our hearts beat faster

A

In order to take oxygen to the cells more quickly

61
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Why in excersise do we feel hotter

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Because respiration is happening at a faster rate and more heat is given off