Respiration And Breathing 🫁 Flashcards

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Respiration

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The process that release energy from food

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The equation for respiration for words is

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Glucose+oxygen->carbon dioxide+water+energy

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Aerobic respiration

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Needs oxygen to release energy from food

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Anaerobic energy

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Does not use oxygen to release energy from food

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How does oxygen get to our cells?

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Oxygen is carried by the haemoglobin in red blood cells to all other cells of the body

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Examples of anaerobic respiration

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Yeast converts supars to alcohol in
"Fermentation" - this produces alcohol for drinks such as beer and wine!

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Nose

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When we inhale through our nose hairs and mucus trap dirt and bacteria and the air is warmed and moistened

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Trachea

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The trachea, or windpipe, carried air and and from the lungs

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Bronchus and bronchioles

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Each bronchus carries air between the trachea and a lung.

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Alveoli

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Each lung contains millions of tiny air-sacs called alveoli. Their function is gas exchange

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Gas exchange

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Oxygen passes from the air in the alveolus into the blood
vessels. At the same time carbon dioxide and water pass from the
blood vessels into each alveolus
The gases pass in each direction by a process called diffusion.
As an adaptation for diffusion each alveolus has a very thin
lining, is moist and is surrounded by many tiny blood vessels
called capillaries.

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