respiration and ventilation Flashcards

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how is atp formed

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atp is formed in the mitochondria during respiration by breaking down glucose

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how is atp used

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atp is carried to areas in cells where a phosphate group can be pulled off which releases energy to fuel cellular processes

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3
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aerobic respiration word equation

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glucose + oxygen —–> carbon dioxide + water + energy

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aerobic respiration chemical equation

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C6 H12 O6 + 6O2 —–> 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP

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5
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What is anareobic respiration

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respiration without oxygen

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yeast word equation anareobic

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glucose —–> ethanol + carbon dioxide + energy

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7
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animal/human anareobic respiration word equation

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glucose —–> lactic acid + (little) energy

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what happens during intense exercise

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during intense exercise the muscle cell may be short of oxygen

the lactic acid produced causes pain in muscles

there is an oxygen debt, more oxygen needed to break down acid

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9
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what is respiration

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its the process that the body uses to release energy from digested food (glucose or fatty acids) to create ATP

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breathing in =

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1.external intercostal muscles contract moving ribs up and out

  1. diaphgram contracts moving down
  2. volume of thorax increases

4.pressure of thorax decreases

5.so air moves into lungs

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breathing out=

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  1. intercostal muscles contract pulling ribs down and in

2.diaphgram relaxes moving up

3.volume of thorax decreases

  1. pressure of thorax increases
  2. air moves out of lungs
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