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FunctionsofRespiratorysystem Theprimaryfunctionoftherespiratorysystemistosupplythebloodwithoxygeninorderforthebloodtodeliveroxygentoallpartsofthebody.Oxygenisusedinthecreationofenergythroughtheprocessofrespiration. Therespiratorysystemisalsoresponsibleforgettingridofcarbondioxideandwater.Thesearewasteproductsofrespirationandareexhaled.
BrainpopTheRespiratorySystem
http://www.brainpop.com/health/bodysystems/respiratorysystem/
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Clickonthepicturetotakeanintroductoryquiztoseewhatyouknow!
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Whatdoyouknowabouttherespiratorysystem?
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Pleura
Mouth:Wherethebodytakesinoxygenandreleasescarbondioxide.
Trachea:Tubethatcarriestheair(oxygenandcarbondioxide)toandfromthelungs.
Bronchialtubes:Smallertubesthatcarrytheairinandoutofthelungs.Thesetubesbranchofftoeachlung.
Diaphragm:astrandofmuscletissuethatcontrolsthebreathingforthebody.
Lungs:softtissueorganswheretheoxygen,carbondioxidegasexchangetakesplace.
Alveoli:tinyairsacinthelungswheretheoxygen/carbondioxidegasexchangetakesplace.
Pleura:Theliningontheoutsideofthelung.Ithelpstoprotectthelung.
Capillaries:tinybloodvesselswheregasexchangehappens.
LungInteractiveActivities
Lung
Nasopharynx:(nasalpartofthepharynx)istheuppermostpartofthepharynx.
Pharynx:thepartoftheneckandthroatsituatedimmediatelybehindthemouthandnasalcavity.
KidshealthRespiratorySystem
Larynx:voicebox.
pleura
http://www.smm.org/heart/lungs/top.htmlhttp://kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/_bfs_rsmoviesource.html
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Pleura
Mouth:Wherethebodytakesinoxygenandreleasescarbondioxide.
Trachea:Tubethatcarriestheair(oxygenandcarbondioxide)toandfromthelungs.
Bronchialtubes:Smallertubesthatcarrytheairinandoutofthelungs.Thesetubesbranchofftoeachlung.
Diaphragm:astrandofmuscletissuethatcontrolsthebreathingforthebody.
Lungs:softtissueorganswheretheoxygen,carbondioxidegasexchangetakesplace.
Alveoli:tinyairsacinthelungswheretheoxygen/carbondioxidegasexchangetakesplace.
Pleura:Theliningontheoutsideofthelung.Ithelpstoprotectthelung.
Capillaries:tinybloodvesselswheregasexchangehappens.
LungInteractiveActivities
Nasopharynx:(nasalpartofthepharynx)istheuppermostpartofthepharynx.
Pharynx:thepartoftheneckandthroatsituatedimmediatelybehindthemouthandnasalcavity.
KidshealthRespiratorySystem
Larynx:voicebox.
pleura
http://www.smm.org/heart/lungs/top.htmlhttp://kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/_bfs_rsmoviesource.html
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Respiration3DVideo
http://www.neok12.com/php/watch.php?v=zx7a51620305036844477802&t=respiratory-system
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RespiratorySystem:InteractiveLabels
http://www.e-learningforkids.org/courses/liquid_animation/body_parts/respiratory_system/index.html
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Oxygen/CarbonDioxideGasExchange:Alveoliareairsacs.Itisthroughthesethinwalledchambersthatoxygenmovesintothebloodandcarbondioxidemovesfromthebloodintothealveoli.Eachsacissurroundedbybloodvessels/capillaries.Thebloodvesselscarryoxygentothecellswhereitisneededanddelivercarbondioxideandwatertothelungstobeexhaled.
AlveoliGasExchange
http://www.neok12.com/php/watch.php?v=zx504f6e4346614977527c51&t=respiratory-system
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OxygenCarbonDioxideGasExchangeThecirculatorysystemcarriesoxygentothecells,alongwithglucose.Thesematerialsareusedbythecellstocreateenergy.Thebloodthenreturnstothelungswithcarbondioxide.Onceinthelungs,thecarbondioxideistransferredtothelungstobeexhaledandtheblood"picksup"moreoxygentodelivertothecells.Thisiscalledtheoxygencarbondioxidegasexchange.Thisexchangeofgasestakesplacebetweenthealveoliandthecapillaries.
CapillariespickupO2fromthelungsandtakeittotherestofthebody.ThebloodreturnsfromthebodywithCO2tobeexhaled.
RespiratoryBasketballGame
OxygenTransportVideo
http://reviewgamezone.com/games/supershooter/index.php?1375&title=respiratory%20system&id=1375http://www.neok12.com/php/watch.php?v=zx656079777d77604e7b725d&t=respiratory-system
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Tidal Air Volume: the amount of breath lungs contain during normal breathing.
Reserve Air Volume: the amount of breath that can be forced out of lungs after normal breathing.
Vital Air Volume: the maximum amount of air that lungs can hold.
Most air contains: oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide
LabeltheLungs
http://www.kscience.co.uk/animations/lungs.swf
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RespirationWhatisit?
Wheredoesittakeplace?
Howdoestherespiratorysystemhelp?
Howdoesthedigestivesystemhelp?
Howdoesthecirculatorysystemhelp?
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Provides oxygen.
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Howdoesoxygengetintothebody?
Howdoestheoxygengetaroundthebody?
Howdoesthebodygetridofthecarbondioxide?
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It cannot be stored, therefore it is continuously needed. Pull
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Process in which nutrients are converted into useful Pull
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O2+GLUCOSE=ENERGY+CO2+H2O
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Respiration
Howdoestheoxygengetintothebody?
Howdoestheoxygengetaroundtothebody?
Whatiscarbondioxide?Whydoesthebodywanttogetridofit?
Howdoesthebodygetridofthecarbondioxide?
Whydoesthebodyneedoxygen?
Takesplaceinthecells
O2+GLUCOSE=ENERGY+CO2+H2O
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