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Which of the following are functions of the respiratory system in humans?

Allow carbon dioxide from the bloodstream to be released from the body

Allow oxygen to be absorbed into the bloodstream

Allow carbon dioxide to be absorbed into the bloodstream

Allow oxygen from the bloodstream to be released from the body

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What reaction is the oxygen absorbed into the bloodstream from the lungs used for in our cells?

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What structure hopefully prevents food/liquid from entering the windpipe?

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What structure contains the vocal chords?

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What are the small sacks in the lungs where the majority of gas exchange occurs called?

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What small blood vessels surround the structures from the previous question?

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Which direction does a molecule want to move when crossing a membrane through simple diffusion?

From areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration

From areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration

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When the blood is passing the alveoli, where is the high concentration of oxygen?

Inside the alveoli

Inside the bloodstream

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Based on your previous answer, where does the oxygen naturally want to move?

Into the alveoli

Into the bloodstream

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When the blood is passing the alveoli, where is the high concentration of carbon dioxide?

Inside the alveoli

Inside the bloodstream

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Based on your previous answer, where does the carbon dioxide naturally want to move?

Into the alveoli

Into the bloodstream

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What is the path of oxygen in your respiratory system?

The bloodstream (in the capillaries)
Pharynx
Bronchial tubes
Bronchioles
Alveoli
Larynx
Oral/nasal cavity
Trachea

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What is the path of carbon dioxide in your respiratory system?

The bloodstream (in the capillaries)
Alveoli
Oral/nasal cavity
Bronchial tubes
Trachea
Bronchioles
Pharynx
Larynx

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What is the muscle below the lungs that helps to change the volume in the lungs called?

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What other structures that surround the lungs (made of bone and cartilage) help to change the volume of the lungs?

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As the volume of a container increases what happens to the pressure?

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As the volume of a container decreases what happens to the pressure?

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Which direction does a gas want to move?

From areas of low pressure to areas of high pressure

From areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure

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In order to increase the pressure inside of the lungs which of the following occurs?

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In order to decrease the pressure inside of the lungs which of the following occurs?

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The inside of the lungs has a pressure of 1.0 atm. The atmosphere has a pressure of 1.3 atm.

You will exhale

The air outside of your body will enter your lungs

You will inhale

The air in your lungs will leave

The pressure inside your lungs and outside of your body will try to equalize

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The inside of the lungs has a pressure of 1.4 atm. The atmosphere has a pressure of 0.8 atm.

The pressure inside your lungs and outside of your body will try to equalize

The air in your lungs will leave

The air outside of your body will enter your lungs

You will inhale

You will exhale

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What happens when you go up in altitude?

The atmospheric pressure decreases

It is harder to exhale

It is harder to inhale

The atmospheric pressure increases

There is less oxygen available in the atmophere

There is more oxygen available in the atmosphere

Respiratory System Review

Respiratory System Review

Which of the following are functions of the respiratory system in humans?

What reaction is the oxygen absorbed into the bloodstream from the lungs used for in our cells?

What structure hopefully prevents food/liquid from entering the windpipe?

What structure contains the vocal chords?

What are the small sacks in the lungs where the majority of gas exchange occurs called?

What small blood vessels surround the structures from the previous question?

Which direction does a molecule want to move when crossing a membrane through simple diffusion?

When the blood is passing the alveoli, where is the high concentration of oxygen?

Based on your previous answer, where does the oxygen naturally want to move?

When the blood is passing the alveoli, where is the high concentration of carbon dioxide?

Based on your previous answer, where does the carbon dioxide naturally want to move?

What is the path of oxygen in your respiratory system?

What is the path of carbon dioxide in your respiratory system?

What is the muscle below the lungs that helps to change the volume in the lungs called?

What other structures that surround the lungs (made of bone and cartilage) help to change the volume of the lungs?

As the volume of a container increases what happens to the pressure?

As the volume of a container decreases what happens to the pressure?

Which direction does a gas want to move?

In order to increase the pressure inside of the lungs which of the following occurs?

In order to decrease the pressure inside of the lungs which of the following occurs?

The inside of the lungs has a pressure of 1.0 atm. The atmosphere has a pressure of 1.3 atm.

The inside of the lungs has a pressure of 1.4 atm. The atmosphere has a pressure of 0.8 atm.

What happens when you go up in altitude?

Which of the following are functions of the respiratory system in humans?

What reaction is the oxygen absorbed into the bloodstream from the lungs used for in our cells?

What structure hopefully prevents food/liquid from entering the windpipe?

What structure contains the vocal chords?

What are the small sacks in the lungs where the majority of gas exchange occurs called?

What small blood vessels surround the structures from the previous question?

Which direction does a molecule want to move when crossing a membrane through simple diffusion?

When the blood is passing the alveoli, where is the high concentration of oxygen?

Based on your previous answer, where does the oxygen naturally want to move?

When the blood is passing the alveoli, where is the high concentration of carbon dioxide?

Based on your previous answer, where does the carbon dioxide naturally want to move?

What is the path of oxygen in your respiratory system?

What is the path of carbon dioxide in your respiratory system?

What is the muscle below the lungs that helps to change the volume in the lungs called?

What other structures that surround the lungs (made of bone and cartilage) help to change the volume of the lungs?

As the volume of a container increases what happens to the pressure?

As the volume of a container decreases what happens to the pressure?

Which direction does a gas want to move?

In order to increase the pressure inside of the lungs which of the following occurs?

In order to decrease the pressure inside of the lungs which of the following occurs?

The inside of the lungs has a pressure of 1.0 atm. The atmosphere has a pressure of 1.3 atm.

The inside of the lungs has a pressure of 1.4 atm. The atmosphere has a pressure of 0.8 atm.

What happens when you go up in altitude?