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Description
Mind Map by Carter Flanigan, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Carter Flanigan
over 10 years ago
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Respiratory System
- Structure:
- Nose: Air Goes To Pharynx
- Pharynx: (Throat) Connects Nose To Larynx
- Larynx: Connects Pharynx To Trachea
- Trachea: Connects Larynx To Bronchi
- Bronchi: (The main tube that runs from the trachea to the bronchioles and tertiary bronchi)
- Bronchioles: The tertiary bronchus lead into the lungs
- Lung: The Main organ involved in respiration and ventilation
- Alveoli: Air sacs in lung and where gas exchange takes place
- Alveoli: Air sacs in lung and where gas exchange takes place
- Lung: The Main organ involved in respiration and ventilation
- Bronchioles: The tertiary bronchus lead into the lungs
- Bronchi: (The main tube that runs from the trachea to the bronchioles and tertiary bronchi)
- Trachea: Connects Larynx To Bronchi
- Larynx: Connects Pharynx To Trachea
- Pharynx: (Throat) Connects Nose To Larynx
- Nose: Air Goes To Pharynx
- Function
- Responsible For The Exchange Of
Oxygen And Carbon Dioxide
- Supplies Oxygen To The Blood
- Gets Rid Of Carbon Dioxide And Other Waste Gasses
- Inspiration And Expiration
- Inside the cell, cellular respiration generates energy
- Responsible For The Exchange Of
Oxygen And Carbon Dioxide
- Exchange Of Gasses
- Internal
- The Alveoli in the lungs have a high level of oxygen
- Blood In Capillaries Have a low level of oxygen
- Blood In Capillaries Have a low level of oxygen
- The Alveoli in the lungs have a high level of oxygen
- External
- The blood in capillaries has a high level of carbon dioxide
- There is a low level of carbon dioxide in the alveoli of the lungs
- There is a low level of carbon dioxide in the alveoli of the lungs
- The blood in capillaries has a high level of carbon dioxide
- Internal
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