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What is the voice box called? Larynx
What is the ousophagus called? Pharynx
What is the bumpy pipe after the larynx? Trachea
Define inspiration Process of breathing air into the lungs
Define expiration Process of breathing air out the lungs
define O2 deficit The gap between the oxygen the body needs at the start of exercise and the oxygen it can immediately supply.
define steady state When oxygen supply meets the body’s oxygen demand during exercise.
define epoc The increased oxygen consumption after exercise to help the body return to its normal state.
define V02 max The maximum amount of oxygen the body can use during intense exercise.
Respiration flowchart in order (9 boxes) Nose, Nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, lungs, bronchioles, alveoli
5 functions of circulatory system transports nutrients to cells transports waste away from cells circulates blood fights disease maintains correct body temperature
name each type of blood vessel arteries veins capillaries
describe capillaries connects veins and arteries
describe arteries carry deoxygenated blood away from heart
describe veins returns oxygenated blood to heart
what is pulmonary circulation blood flows between heart and lungs
what is cardiac circulation blood flows from heart to everywhere else
what is systematic circulation blood flow within the heart
name 4 components of the blood plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets
describe plasma transports nutrients & hormones
describe red blood cells carry oxygen around the body
describe white blood cells fight infections
describe platelets helps blood clot and stops bleeding
how many variants do arteries have 2: aorta and pulmonary
how many variants do veins have 3: inferior and superior vena cava and pulmonary
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