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atmosphere
a layer of gasses that sorround the earth
breathing
the movement of the chest that brings air into the lungs and removes bad gasses
cilia
tiny hairs that sweep muic and other materials
pharynx
a tube-like passage wayused by food, water, and air
epiglottis
a flap at the end of the pharynx that folds down to prevent food/liquid from entering the airway
larynx
the airway to 2 pairs of horrizontal folds of tissue (vocal cords)
bronchi
the transportation way for air to go to your lungs (2 short tubes) Within the lungs, the bronchi branches get smaller and smaller
bronchioles
the smallest branches of the bronchi
alveoli
clusters of tiny, thin walled sacs
hemoglobin
a molecule in red blood cells
air pressure
it affects you breathing
diaphragm
the muscel between your lungs that contracts and relaeses to help transport gasses
smoking risks
lung and heart disease ans chronic bronchitis/ emphysema
trachea
a tube about 12 cm long thats linned w/ mucus membranes a cilia
second hand smoke
inhaling smoke from tabacco products
respratory infectiones
colds
the flu
pneumonia
chronic bronchitis
brochitis that stays for longer than 3 weeks
emphysema
a disease in which the aveoli enlarge
lung cancer
causes include second hand smoke, uncontrolable groth of cells
asthma
a type of lung disorder
excretory system
the digestive system
urinary system
rids the blood of waistes produced by the cells. it balances the amount of salt and water
hypothalamus
an area in the brane that constantly monitors the amount of water in blood. when theres too much, it releases a small amount of specific hormone
urine
waste water
excretory organs
the organs of the urinary system
kidneys
the main organs of the U.S.
located at the back wall of the abb. they filter the bloodthat contains waste.
nephrons
tiny filtration units in the kidney
ureters
tubes that lead from each kidney to the bladder
bladder
an elastic muscular organ that holds urine unitl it leaves the body. it can hold .5 L of urine
urethra
a tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of your body
liver
filters blood to remove waste
kidney faliure
when kidneys dont filter properly. very serious
dialisis
TO HAVE YOU BLOOD FILTERED BY A MACHINE