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The Human Body Chemical Plant reactions membrane separations filtration pumps valves fluid flow heat transfer evaporation

The Cardiopulmonary System Lungs Heart Blood flow

Lungs Membrane Separation breathe air in transfer oxygen to blood exchange for CO2 exhale CO2 Topic relevant to: Principles I - sophomore year Separation Processes - junior year

Heart Pump Pumps blood throughout body Does mechanical work Requires energy Topic relevant to Fluid Transport- sophomore year

Blood Flow Fluid Flow carries oxygen to organs and cells carries CO2 away from organs and cells important part of temperature control Topic Relevant to: Principles I - sophomore year Fluid transport - sophomore year Heat Transfer - junior year

Cells Small reactors burn food for energy need oxygen to burn food C6H12O6 + 6O2  6CO2 + 6H2O + energy Food + oxygen CO2 + water + energy

Oxygen - energy relationship Measure amount of oxygen breathed Lungs transfer oxygen to blood Blood carries oxygen to cells Cells burn oxygen for energy Calculate energy expended 4.875 kcal / liter O2

What you will do Measure Calculate Heart rate (beats per minute) Blood Pressure Breathing rate (breaths per minute) Calculate Oxygen consumption rate (liters / minute) Blood flow rate Heart stroke volume (liters / beat) Energy expenditure Efficiency

Compare Resting vs. Exercise