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| blood cells that carry oxygen |
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| another, more common name for larnyx |
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| gaseous waste from the cells carried in the blood |
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| oxygen in the blood is carried by the red blood cell pigment called... |
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| negative pressure breathing |
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| ventilation in mammals is called _____ due to the presence of a diaphragm |
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| gases move across alveolar membranes by the process of... |
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| process in which a respiratory medium brings oxygen across a respiratory surface |
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| carbon dioxide is considered a waste but is important to the blood since it acts as a _____, a substance that regulates pH of blood |
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| pleural cavity (thoracic) |
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| lungs are located in the _____ cavity |
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| produce more carbon dioxide |
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| what happens to cells during exercise? |
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| lung tissue loses its elasticity and oxygen intake is reduced, usually as a result of smoking |
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| inflammation of the vocal cords |
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| infection of the trachea, accompanied by a cough, may lead to more serious conditions if not treated |
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| almost entirely as a result of smoking, the alveoli are destroyed or mutated |
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| infection of the lung lining |
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| constriction of bronchial tubes that leads to wheezing and a sensation of shortness of breath |
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| where actual exchange of gases occur |
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| two branches of the trachea |
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| what happens during respiration |
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| where the larynx is located |
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| high blood carbon dioxide level |
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| an increase in breathing rate is stimulating by a |
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| where are alveoli located |
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| does an increase in carbon dioxide in the blood cause an increase in the breathing rate |
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| where are the vocal cords located |
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| high concentration yo areas of low concentration |
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| gases diffuse from areas of |
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| what happens to the rib cage during expiration |
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| what happens to the diaphragm during expiration |
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