Functions Of Respiratory System
Brainpop The Respiratory SystemFunctions of Respiratory system The primary function of the respiratorysystem is to supply the blood with oxygenin order for the blood to deliver oxygen toall parts of the body. Oxygen is used inthe creation of energy through the processof respiration. The respiratory system is alsoresponsible for getting rid of carbondioxide and water. These are wasteproducts of respiration and are exhaled.1
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Mouth: Where thebody takes in oxygenand releases carbondioxide.Trachea: Tube thatcarries the air (oxygenand carbon dioxide) toand from the lungs.pleuraPleuraBronchial tubes:Smaller tubes that carrythe air in and out of thelungs. These tubesbranch off to each lung.LungAlveoli: tiny airsac in the lungswhere theoxygen/carbondioxide gasexchange takesplace.Nasopharynx:(nasal part of thepharynx) is theuppermost part ofthe pharynx.Diaphragm: a strand ofmuscle tissue thatcontrols the breathingPleura: The lining on the for the body.outside of the lung.It helps to protect thelung.Capillaries: tinyblood vessels wheregas exchangehappens.Pharynx: the part of theneck and throat situatedimmediately behind themouth and nasal cavity.Kidshealth Respiratory SystemLungs: softtissue organswhere theoxygen, carbondioxide gasexchange takesplace.Larynx: voicebox.Lung Interactive Activities4
Mouth: Where thebody takes in oxygenand releases carbondioxide.Trachea: Tube thatcarries the air (oxygenand carbon dioxide) toand from the lungs.PleurapleuraAlveoli: tiny airsac in the lungswhere theoxygen/carbondioxide gasexchange takesplace.Nasopharynx:(nasal part of thepharynx) is theuppermost part ofthe pharynx.Bronchial tubes:Smaller tubes that carrythe air in and out of thelungs. These tubesbranch off to each lung.Diaphragm: a strand ofmuscle tissue thatcontrols the breathingPleura: The lining on the for the body.outside of the lung.It helps to protect thelung.Capillaries: tinyblood vessels wheregas exchangehappens.Pharynx: the part of theneck and throat situatedimmediately behind themouth and nasal cavity.Kidshealth Respiratory SystemLungs: softtissue organswhere theoxygen, carbondioxide gasexchange takesplace.Larynx: voicebox.Lung Interactive Activities5
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Alveoli Gas ExchangeOxygen/Carbon Dioxide Gas Exchange: Alveoli are air sacs. Itis through these thin walled chambers that oxygen moves intothe blood and carbon dioxide moves from the blood into thealveoli. Each sac is surrounded by blood vessels/capillaries.The blood vessels carry oxygen to the cells where it is neededand deliver carbon dioxide and water to the lungs to beexhaled.13
Oxygen Carbon Dioxide Gas ExchangeThe circulatory system carries oxygen to the cells, along withglucose. These materials are used by the cells to create energy.The blood then returns to the lungs with carbon dioxide. Once inthe lungs, the carbon dioxide is transferred to the lungs to beexhaled and the blood "picks up" more oxygen to deliver to thecells. This is called the oxygen carbon dioxide gas exchange.This exchange of gases takes place between the alveoli and thecapillaries.Capillaries pick up O2 from the lungs and take it to the rest ofthe body.The blood returns from the body with CO2 to be exhaled.Respiratory Basketball GameOxygen Transport Video14
Most air contains: oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxideTidal Air Volume: the amount of breath lungs containduring normal breathing.Reserve Air Volume: the amount of breath that canbe forced out of lungs after normal breathing.Vital Air Volume: the maximum amount of air thatlungs can hold.Label the Lungs15
RespirationWhat is it?Pullted into usefulPullWhere does it take place?PullPullPullHow does the circulatory system help?PullHow does the oxygen get around the body?PullHow does oxygen get into the body?Why does the body need oxygen?Pulluously needed.How does the digestive system help?How does the body get rid of the carbon dioxide?Pullovides oxygen.How does the respiratory system help?O2 GLUCOSE ENERGY CO2 H2O16
RespirationTakes place in the cellsO2 GLUCOSE ENERGY CO2 H2OHow does the oxygen get into the body?How does the oxygen get around to the body?What is carbon dioxide? Why does the body want to get rid of it?How does the body get rid of the carbon dioxide?Why does the body need oxygen?17
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Lung Interactive Activities Lung Nasopharynx: (nasal part of the pharynx) is the uppermost part of the pharynx. Pharynx: the part of the neck and throat situated immediately behind the mouth and nasal cavity. Kidshealth Respiratory System Larynx: voice box. pleura
respiratory problems such as a cold Upper respiratory tract-Nose-Pharynx-Larynx Nose Pharynx Larynx Lower respiratory tract in the thorax - trachea, bronchial tree & lungs Respiratory Tract Nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi & bronchioles are hollow tubes - Form air passageways - Constitute conducting portion of respiratory system
PSI 11 Postoperative Respiratory Failure Rate www.qualityindicators.ahrq.gov J95821 Acute postprocedural respiratory failure J9620 Acute and chronic respiratory failure, unspecified whether with hypoxia or hypercapnia J95822 Acute and chronic postprocedural respiratory failure J9621 Acute and chronic respiratory failure with hypoxia
Notes on Respiratory System by Qasim Page 1 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM BASICS Types of Respiration External Respiration: Exchange of respiratory gases between lungs and blood Internal Respiration: Exchange of respiratory gases between blood and tissues Phases of Respiration Inspiration: During which the air enter the lungs from the atmosphere Expiration: During which the air leaves the .
respiratory tract and how it changes from the trachea to the alveolus. 5. Identify the characteristic microscopic structural and cellular components of defined elements of the respiratory systemfrom the trachea to the alveolus. 6. Identify the structural components of the nasal cavity, including the organization of the respiratory mucosa. 7.
b. Acute Respiratory Failure 1) Acute respiratory failure as principal diagnosis A code from subcategory J96.0, Acute respiratory failure, or subcategory J96.2, Acute and chronic respiratory failure, may be assigned as a principal diagno
Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology,4th Edition Martini/Bartholomew . Respiratory Physiology An Overview of Respiration and Respiratory Processes Respiration: Gas Exchange Figure 15-12 PLAY. Respiratory Physiology. Respiratory Physiology
The respiratory system is an important part of the human body connecting the outside world with the body. omplex and diverse microbial C communities in the respiratory tract [13] play unique roles in biological processes. Respiratory micro-organisms are of great importance in a variety of diseases. Studying the structure of human respiratory
Why focus on respiratory failure? Each year, patients in Australia experience more than 10,600. 1. respiratory . complications while in hospital. Patients with respiratory failure and acute . respiratory distress syndromes experience profoundly distressing symptoms including increasi
