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Respiratory System
Notes and Ws
Starter:
Why do you think the
respiratory system is
important?
Practice:
Glue notes here when
complete
Respiratory System
Notes and Ws
178
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Application/Connection
Complete Respiratory
system worksheet and turn
in
Exit:
Summarize your notes in 4-5
sentences.
FEBRUARY 23 2015
AGENDA
OBJECTIVE 7.12 B
IDENTIFY THE MAIN
FUNCTIONS OF THE
SYSTEMS OF THE HUMAN
ORGANISM, INCLUDING
THE, RESPIRATORY,
SYSTEM BY COMPLETING
NOTES AND A WS
1. Starter
2. Notes’
3. Ws
4. Exit
Table of Contents
Date
2/17
2/18
2/19
2/20
2/23
Lecture/ Activity/ Lab
Page
Digestive System Notes and Ws
Exretory System Notes and Ws
Digestive System Corp Letter
Digestive System Lab
Respiratory System Notes and Ws
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171-17
173-174
175-176
177-178
Respiratory System
1.MAJOR ORGANS
•Nose
•Trachea
(windpipe)
• Lungs
•Diaphragm
2. NOSE
• Air enters your
body at the nostrils
or
NASAL CAVITY in
your nose.
3. NASAL CAVITY’S FUNCTION
• In the nose, air is
moistened by the mucus.
• It is warmed by contact
with the blood.
• It is filtered or cleaned
by mucus and hairs
trapping dust particles.
4. PHARYNX
•Another name: The voice box
•Passageway force air into the
lungs and food into esophagus
•Important in vocalization
4. TRACHEA
•Another name:The windpipe
•Passageway for air to move
to and from the respiratory
system
•Rings of cartilage hold it
open
5. BRONCHI AND BRONCHIOLES
• The trachea
branches into two
tubes called Bronchi
to carry air into the
lungs.
• The Bronchi break
up into smaller
branches called
bronchioles.
6. LUNGS
•Main organs of the
Respiratory System
•Where gas
exchange occurs
7. ALVEOLI
• Tiny sacs that
allow for gas
exchange.
• This is where the
respiratory system
joins the
circulatory system.
8. GAS EXCHANGE
•oxygen changes place with
carbon dioxide and water.
9. DIAPHRAGM
• Large dome-shaped
muscle
• When the
diaphragm moves it
causes you to
inhale and exhale.
• Inhale – breathe in
• Exhale – breathe
out
10. FUNCTION
•Moves oxygen
into the body
•Removes
carbon dioxide,
water and
wastes
11. RESPIRATION
• the process by which oxygen and
glucose (sugar) undergo a complex
series of chemical reactions
inside cells. This is basically how
cells use oxygen to make energy
from the glucose. The waste
product from these reactions is
water and carbon dioxide.
12. MAINTAINING
HOMEOSTASIS
• Cells use the oxygen to make
energy to perform their jobs.
• If the cells don’t have oxygen they
can’t do their jobs so tissues and
organs begin to die.
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Respiratory System
Notes and Ws
Starter:
Why do you think the
respiratory system is
important?
Practice:
Glue notes here when
complete
178
Respiratory System
Notes and Ws
2/23/15
Application/Connection
Complete Respiratory
system worksheet and turn
in
Exit:
Summarize your notes in 4-5
sentences.