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gas exchange occurs in our…
lungs
diffusion is passive and is driven by the difference in ____ and ____ concentrations
oxygen and carbon dioxide
Where is there lots of oxygen found?
lungs (inhaled —> lungs —> blood —> tissues)
Where is there lots of carbon dioxide found?
blood (tissues —> blood —> lungs —→ exhaled)
In the tissues what goes out and what comes in?
out goes oxygen, in: carbon dioxide
In the lungs what goes out and what comes in?
out goes carbon dioxide, in: oxygen
What does Fick’s law of F=Diffusion show
the rate of diffusion between two regions
You can optimize the rate of diffusion by:
increasing surface area, increasing concentration difference, decreasing distance
Insects have direct diffusion into the ….
tracheal system (network of tubes running throughout them)
Gills increase ___ for diffusion
surface area
Gills are highly _____
vascularized
Lung minimize evaporation by moving air through a _____
branched tubular passage covered in mucus
What is cilia in the lungs?
a protective mechanism
Lungs of birds have a ___ air flow (undirectional)
one-way
4 steps of birds breathing
air flows through trachea to the back air sacs (first inhale)
air moves from the rear air sacs into the lungs (first inhale)
air moves from lungs into the front air sacs (second inhale)
air moves from front air sacs out the trachea (second inhale)
Lungs of mammals are packed with millions of ____ (sites of gas exchange)
alveoli
Inhalation in mammals starts at the ___
nasal cavity
Inhaled air passed through the ___ and into the ___
larynx; trachea
Trachea branches into the left and right ____; which subdivides into ____
bronchi;bronchioles
Bronchioles end in ____ which are surrounded by a ____
alveoli;extensive capillary network
During inhalation, thoracic ____ increases through contraction of two muscle sets :
volume; contraction of the external intercoastal mucles and contraction of the diaphragm
Contraction of the external intercostal muscles does what?
expands the rib cage
Contraction of the diaphragm does what…
expands the volume of thorax (chest) and lungs
Contraction of the external intercostal muscles produces….. which draws air into the lungs
negative pressure
Boyle’s Law
gas law that states that in a closed space, pressure and colume are inversly related
Tidal volume
volume of air moving in and out of lungs in a person at rest
Vital Capacity
maximum amount of air that can be expired after a forceful inspiration
4 Lung volume measurements
tidal volume
inspiratory reserve volume
expiratory reserve volume
residual volume
The sum of the lung volume measurements is equal to the ….
total lung capacity
Oxygen is carried in the blood bound to ….
hemoglobin in red blood cells
hemoglobin has 4 olypeptide chains two ___ and two ___. Each chain is associated with a ___ group
alpha, beta; heme
Each heme group has a ____ that can bind to a molecule of oxygen
central iron atom
Hemoglobin loads up with oxygen forming ….
oxyhemoglobin `
Hemoglobins possibility for oxygen is affected by …
pH and temperature
pH effect is known as the …
Bohr shift
What percent of the carbon dioxide in blood is dissolved in plasma
8%
what percentage of carbon dioxide in blood is bound to hemoglobin
20%
what percent diffuses into red blood cells and becomes bicarbonate?
72%
Restrictive Lung Disease
airways are not obstructed
Obstructive lung disease
results in slow exhalation and reduced FVC
3 Obstructive Lung Diseases
COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), Asthma, Emphysema
What cancer causes the mosts deaths?
lung cancer