1. Respiratory System Your system for breathing

2. Nose

3. Function: Inhales Oxygen (O 2 ) and Exhales Carbon Dioxide (CO 2 ) Uses nose hair (Cilia) to filter dust and germs from entering the lungs Moistens the air Warms air Evidence: Sneezing Boogers/Mucus Nose Hair (cilia)

4. Mouth

5. Function: Allows more air to come into the body Evidence: Exercise and out of breath = breathe through your mouth Sick and nose is clogged = breathe through your mouth

6. Trachea

7. Function: Brings Oxygen from nose/mouth to the lungs and removes Carbon Dioxide Evidence: X-Ray/Swallow video Tracheotomy Pig

8. Larynx

9. Function: Air vibrates the vocal cords to make noise (talking) Evidence: Put two fingers on voice box and hear and feel it vibrate Video of vocal cords

10. Diaphragm

11. Function: A muscle that moves up to force air out of the lungs when you exhale And moves down to let extra space in when you inhale Evidence: Lung bottle model Big deep breathe Computer Animation

12. Epiglottis

13. Function: Small flap that covers the trachea when you swallow so food does not get into your lungs Evidence: Swallow video Coughing when something goes down the wrong pipe

14. Bronchi

15. Function: Tubes to take oxygen(O 2 ) to alveoli and remove carbon dioxide(CO 2 ) from alveoli to exhale Evidence: Bronchitis Computer Animation

16. Alveoli

18. Function: Small sacs that send oxygen to the cells and removes CO 2 from cells Evidence: Computer Animation Class demonstration Microscope slides Stereoscope

19. Pharynx

20. Function: It is the throat Tube that connects to the digestive system (esophagus) and the respiratory system (trachea) Evidence: Pictures Sore throat

21. Lungs

22. Function: Organs that contain the bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli Expands when inhaling and contracts when exhaling. Evidence: Computer animation Microscope slides Stereoscope lung section