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What is the structure labeled with the letter “A”?

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Page 1: Junsay Respiratory Review

What is the structure labeled with the letter “A”?

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Nose

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Fill in the blank:

Food + Oxygen ___________ + ENERGY

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Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

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This is the gas that we inhale that our cells use to break down food to

make energy

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Oxygen

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What is the structure labeled with the letter “D”?

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Vocal Cords

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These structures are tiny sacs in the lungs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide in our blood

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Alveoli

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What is the structure labeled with the letter “F”?

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Voice Box

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Fill in the blank:

Food + ______ Carbon Dioxide + ENERGY

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Oxygen

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What is the structure labeled with the letter “H”?

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Diaphragm

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What is the structure labeled with the letter “B”?

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Trachea

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Fill in the blank:

Food + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + _______

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Energy

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What is the structure labeled with the letter “C”?

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Bronchi

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This structure warms the air and has cilia and mucus to trap

particles

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Nose

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What is the structure labeled with the letter “E”?

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Pharynx or Throat

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This structure is also known as the Windpipe

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Trachea

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What is the structure labeled with the letter “G”?

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Alveoli

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This structure is also known as the Throat

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Pharynx

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These structures split into small branches that carry air throughout

the lungs

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Bronchi

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This structure is also known as the VOICE BOX

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Larynx

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This structure is a large muscle that controls breathing

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Diaphragm

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What is the structure labeled with the letter “I”?

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Lung(s)

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This is the main organ in our respiratory system; it inflates and

deflates to bring air in and out

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Lung(s)

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These structures vibrate to make sound and allow us to talk

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Vocal Cords

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Fill in the blank:

____+ Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + ENERGY

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Food

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Fill in the blanks:

The process of combining oxygen and other chemicals to break down food and release energy in our cells is called ____________ ____________

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Cellular Respiration

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____________ ____________ is the term used to describe how much air we can hold in our lungs in

one breath

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Lung Capacity

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____________ ____________ is the chemical that we used to test or indicate if we were exhaling

carbon dioxide

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Bromothyml Blue or BTB