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What is the thorax?

The top part of the body? (separated from the lower part by the abdomen- diaphragm)

What protects the lungs?

The ribcage

Food pipe

Oesophagus


Windpipe

Trachea

What does the trachea split into?

Bronchi (each one is a Bronchus)

What do the Bronchi split into?

Bronchioles

What is at the end of the bronchioles.

Alveoli

name this

name this

1.trachea


2.alveoli


3.bronchiole


4.right bronchus


5.rib


6.intercostal


7.diaphragm


8.heart

what happens when you breathe in?

1. intercostal muscles and diaphragm contract.


2. Thorax volume increases.


3.This decreases the pressure, drawing air in.

what happens when you breathe out?

1.Intercostal muscles and diaphragm relax.


2.Thorax volume decreases.


3. This increases the pressure, so air is forced out.

What is an artery?

these carry the blood away from the heart.

What is a capillary?

these are involved in the exchange of materials at the tissues.

What is a vein?


These carry the blood toward the heart.


How does deoxygenated blood get into the heart

Through the vena cava

How does deoxygenated blood leave the heart

Via the Pulmonary Artery (from the right ventricle)

How does oxygenated blood enter the heart

Through the pulmonary vein (and into the left atrium)

How does oxygenated blood leave the heart

Via the aorta (from the left ventricle)