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Which gas is a WASTE product of respiration and must leave our bodies asap.
carbon dioxide
air rushes INTO the body
larynx
Catch dirt, pollen, pathogens, and other tiny particles before they get into your lungs.
lungs
Lower respiratory system
voluntary
oxyegn
Which gas do our cells NEED for respiration?
carbon dioxide
air rushes INTO the body
larynx
Catch dirt, pollen, pathogens, and other tiny particles before they get into your lungs.
lungs
Lower respiratory system
voluntary
oxyegn
When the diaphragm CONTRACTS (pulls down) _______.
carbon dioxide
air rushes INTO the body
larynx
Catch dirt, pollen, pathogens, and other tiny particles before they get into your lungs.
lungs
Lower respiratory system
voluntary
oxyegn
The lungs, bronchi, and alveoli are a part of the _________.
carbon dioxide
air rushes INTO the body
larynx
Catch dirt, pollen, pathogens, and other tiny particles before they get into your lungs.
lungs
Lower respiratory system
voluntary
oxyegn
The diaphragm is a _______ muscle because you do not have to think about moving it.
carbon dioxide
air rushes INTO the body
larynx
Catch dirt, pollen, pathogens, and other tiny particles before they get into your lungs.
lungs
Lower respiratory system
voluntary
oxyegn
This organ is lined with rings of cartilage, to help it stay open and not smash closed.
carbon dioxide
air rushes INTO the body
larynx
Catch dirt, pollen, pathogens, and other tiny particles before they get into your lungs.
lungs
Lower respiratory system
voluntary
oxyegn
The purpose of cilia is to ________.
carbon dioxide
air rushes INTO the body
larynx
Catch dirt, pollen, pathogens, and other tiny particles before they get into your lungs.
lungs
Lower respiratory system
voluntary
oxyegn
This respiratory organ contains millions of alveoli.
carbon dioxide
air rushes INTO the body
larynx
Catch dirt, pollen, pathogens, and other tiny particles before they get into your lungs.
lungs
Lower respiratory system
voluntary
oxyegn
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