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Excretory System 1 Excretory System - 2 Respiratory System - 1
Lorraine Campbell Excretory System 1 Excretory System - 2 Respiratory System - 1 1/13/2019 Respiratory System - 2 Wild Card 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50
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What system removes wastes from the body?
A10-Q What system removes wastes from the body?
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A10-A Excretory Systems
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What are the main organs of excretion?
A20-Q What are the main organs of excretion?
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A20-A skin, kidneys, lungs
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What 2 systems bring oxygen to the cells?
A30-Q
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A30-A respiratory system (gets oxygen into body) & circulatory system (gets oxygen to the cells)
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What is the liquid waste produced by the kidneys?
A40-Q What is the liquid waste produced by the kidneys?
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A40-A urine
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What are the jobs of the skin?
A50-Q What are the jobs of the skin?
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remove wastes 2. cool the body 3. protection from germs
A50-A remove wastes 2. cool the body 3. protection from germs
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What protects the kidneys from damage?
B10-Q What protects the kidneys from damage?
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B10-A ribs
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What stores the urine until it is released?
B20-Q What stores the urine until it is released?
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B20-A urinary bladder
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What is the job of the liver?
B30-Q What is the job of the liver?
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change harmful chemicals to be less harmful
B30-A change harmful chemicals to be less harmful
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Which part filter the blood? What is it called?
B40-Q Which part filter the blood? What is it called?
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B40-A W – are the kidneys
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Which waste(s) is/are removed by BOTH the lungs and kidneys?
B50-Q Which waste(s) is/are removed by BOTH the lungs and kidneys?
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B50-A water
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What waste products are removed from your body by the lungs?
C10-Q What waste products are removed from your body by the lungs?
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carbon dioxide water vapor heat
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C20-Q What are the tiny hair-like pieces that line your trachea and sweep out dirt and dust?
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C20-A cilia
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C30-Q What are parts #6 and #8 ?
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#6 = diaphragm #8 = trachea
C30-A #6 = diaphragm #8 = trachea
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Explain how your ribs and diaphragm move when you exhale.
C40-Q Explain how your ribs and diaphragm move when you exhale.
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ribs move down and in; diaphragm moves up
C40-A ribs move down and in; diaphragm moves up
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Where is oxygen diffused into your blood?
C50-Q Where is oxygen diffused into your blood?
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C50-A in the alveoli
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What is the muscle that helps control breathing?
D10-Q What is the muscle that helps control breathing?
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D10-A diaphragm
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What part of the respiratory system allows us to talk?
D20-Q What part of the respiratory system allows us to talk?
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D20-A larynx
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What protects your lungs and heart?
D30-Q What protects your lungs and heart?
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D30-A ribs
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What is cellular respiration?
D40-Q What is cellular respiration?
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Making energy using oxygen and food (sugar)
D40-A Making energy using oxygen and food (sugar)
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What is gas exchange? Where does it happen?
D50-Q What is gas exchange? Where does it happen?
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D50-A Carbon dioxide leaves the blood, and oxygen enters the blood. This happens in the alveoli of the lungs
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What covers the trachea when you swallow to prevent choking?
E10-Q What covers the trachea when you swallow to prevent choking?
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E10-A epiglottis
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How does your respiratory system protect you from germs?
E20-Q How does your respiratory system protect you from germs?
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cilia and mucus trap germs and sweep them out of the body
E20-A cilia and mucus trap germs and sweep them out of the body
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E30-Q What part of your body does both food and air pass through? (scientific name)
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E30-A pharynx (throat)
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What is the path of air as it enters your body?
E40-Q What is the path of air as it enters your body?
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nose – pharynx – trachea – bronchi – bronchioles - alveoli
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Why is it better to breathe through your nose than your mouth?
E50-Q Why is it better to breathe through your nose than your mouth?
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The nose clean and warms the air; and it moistens the air
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