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What is the respiratory system?

-In order to do work the body needs energy


-respiration is a chemical reaction which releases energy from the food we eat.


- cellular respiration is the release of energy from food (glucose). It happens in every cell of our bodies


- respiration happens in the mitochondria.


How do our lungs work?

-Air enters through the nostrils/mouth and travels down the trachea (windpipe)


-the trachea divides into two bronchi


- within each lung the bronchi divides into smaller tubes called bronchioles


- at the end of the bronchioles are tiny air sacs called alveoli

What are lungs?

Organs used to take oxygen in and put waste carbon dioxide out.

Trachea

The tube that runs from the mouth down to the lungs

Bronchi

A a tube that runs from the trachea to the lung

Bronchiole

The branch of the bronchi the leads to the alveoli

Alveoli

Tiny airbags in lungs, thin walled spongy tissue where gas exchange takes place

The human anatomy

Capillaries

Capillaries are sites of exchange materials between blood and tissues



Capillary networks in alveoli and organ sites of gas exchange

The heart

-The heart is a hollow muscular organ


-There are two sides and four chambers: upper Chambers are called atriums and lower Chambers are called ventricles


- the blood flow through the heart one way


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Flow of blood through the heart-LORD

L- left side receives


O- oxygenated blood and delivers it to the blood tissues


R- right side receives


D- deoxygenated blood and delivers it to the lungs

Mass and weight

-Mass is the amount of matter in an object and is measured in grams or kilograms


-Weight is the force on the object caused by the pull of gravity and is measured in Newton using a spring balance


- weight is a force due to Gravity

Forces

-A force is a push pull or a twist


- a force cannot be seen but you can see the effects of a force on an object e.g. to change shape, to start moving, to speed up, to slow down

Kinetic energy

-Kinetic energy is the amount of energy a moving object has


- as an object speeds up it gains kinetic energy and as it slows down it is losing kinetic energy


- a moving object has the capacity to do work on anything at hits e.g. a car crashes

Formula for kinetic energy

Formula for Gravitational potential energy and what it is

An object can store energy due to height above the Earth called gravitational potential energy



E.g. a boulder on a mountain has gravitational potential energy. The boulder has the potential to do work (damage) If it falls. As the boulder Falls it's potential energy decreases while it's kinetic energy increases

Formula for weight

W = mg


Weight = mass x gravity

Formula for energy


E = MGH


Energy = mass x gravity x height

Energy

-The higher something is the more energy it has


- a very high object has lots of gravitational potential energy


- the faster something is the more energy it has


- a very fast object has lots of kinetic energy

What path does oxygenated blood take through the Heart?

Diagram of the heart