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MGA KS3 Bio 7 - lungs and gas exchange

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the function of the breathing system isto move air in an out of the lungs
the function of the lungsis to exchange the gasescarbon dioxide and oxygen between the air in the lungs and the blood
the upper part of the bodythorax
the thorax is separated from the lower part of the bodyby the diaphragm
the diaphragmis a sheet of muscle
the windpipeis also called the trachea
the trachea splits intothe right and left bronchi
bronchi divide intosmaller tubes called bronchioles
at the end of bronchiolesare tiny air sacs called alveoli
gas exchange occurs inalveoli
rings of cartilageensure the trachea stays open
specialised cells which line the trachea produce mucusgoblet cells
hair-like structures which move to keep mucus out of the lungscilia
asthma is triggered byhouse dust mites, animal fur, pollen, smoke, tobacco
effects of asthmanarrowing of airways, shortness of breath, coughing.
alveoli providea large surface area for gas exchange
gases move into the bloodby diffusion
gases enter and leave a leafthrough stomata (tiny holes under the leaf)
when breathing inthe diaphragm contracts and moves down
when breathing outthe diaphragm relaxes and moves upwards
breathing in causesair to be forced into the lungs
breathing out causesair to be forced out of the lungs
breathing is controlled bythe ribs and the diaphragm
arteriestake blood away from the heart
veinsbring blood into the heart
oxygenated bloodcontains oxygen
red blood cells carry oxygenbecause they contain haemoglobin
deoxygenated blooddoes not contain oxygen
the left side of the heartpumps blood to the body
the right side of the heartpumps blood to the lungs
the heart has4 chambers
the heart is supplied with bloodfrom the coronary artery
oart of the blood which carries oxygenred blood cells
the liquid part of the bloodplasma
plateletshelp blood to clot
the part of the blood which defends the bodywhite blood cells



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