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Function of Respirtory System
site of gas exchange between oxygen you (inhale) carbon dioxide (exhale); blood pH regulation
How does air travel
Air travels through nose, then the pharynx (throat) and larynx (voicebox) and to the trachea.
Trachea
passageway for air to travel from nose to lungs or lungs to nose
How does the trachea divide?
into bronchi which then divide further into bronchioles.
Where do bronchioles lead to
alveoli (air sacs)
What are aveoli surronded by
capillaries: O2 enters the blood while CO2 exits the blood.
PM is what
mixture of suspended particles in the air (fine and/or coarse); categorized by size: PM2.5, PM10
How does PM form in nail salons
cosemtic products
How does High PM travel in the human body
makes its way through the respiratory tract and to the alveoli.
what can high PM result in
in infections of the airways, contaminants reaching bloodstream, trouble breathing, coughing, Aggravated Asthma, Chronic infections/inflammations (COPD), and more.
PM is also formed by what
VOC’s
Notable VOC’s in beauty products
Benzene and Formaldehyde → both are carcinogens (can cause cancer).
High exposure to VOC’s can do what
kill essential cells in the airways and lungs e.g. ciliated epithelium that help produce and move mucus in airways.
What happens if you inhale these VOC’s
Wheezing, Shortness of breath, Lung Cancer, Nasopharyngeal Cancer, Asthma, Infection, and Inflammation of the Respiratory Tract.