junsay respiratory review
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What is the structure labeled with the letter “A”?
Nose
Fill in the blank:
Food + Oxygen ___________ + ENERGY
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
This is the gas that we inhale that our cells use to break down food to
make energy
Oxygen
What is the structure labeled with the letter “D”?
Vocal Cords
These structures are tiny sacs in the lungs that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide in our blood
Alveoli
What is the structure labeled with the letter “F”?
Voice Box
Fill in the blank:
Food + ______ Carbon Dioxide + ENERGY
Oxygen
What is the structure labeled with the letter “H”?
Diaphragm
What is the structure labeled with the letter “B”?
Trachea
Fill in the blank:
Food + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + _______
Energy
What is the structure labeled with the letter “C”?
Bronchi
This structure warms the air and has cilia and mucus to trap
particles
Nose
What is the structure labeled with the letter “E”?
Pharynx or Throat
This structure is also known as the Windpipe
Trachea
What is the structure labeled with the letter “G”?
Alveoli
This structure is also known as the Throat
Pharynx
These structures split into small branches that carry air throughout
the lungs
Bronchi
This structure is also known as the VOICE BOX
Larynx
This structure is a large muscle that controls breathing
Diaphragm
What is the structure labeled with the letter “I”?
Lung(s)
This is the main organ in our respiratory system; it inflates and
deflates to bring air in and out
Lung(s)
These structures vibrate to make sound and allow us to talk
Vocal Cords
Fill in the blank:
____+ Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + ENERGY
Food
Fill in the blanks:
The process of combining oxygen and other chemicals to break down food and release energy in our cells is called ____________ ____________
Cellular Respiration
Fill in the blanks:
____________ ____________ is the term used to describe how much air we can hold in our lungs in
one breath
Lung Capacity
Fill in the blanks:
____________ ____________ is the chemical that we used to test or indicate if we were exhaling
carbon dioxide
Bromothyml Blue or BTB