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The Human Respiratory System  Aim: How can we describe the structure & function of the respiratory system?

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1 The Human Respiratory System  Aim: How can we describe the structure & function of the respiratory system?

2 What is human respiration?  Name & explain the types of respiration. Respiration External Exchange of gases occurs between The lungs & blood. Internal Gases are exchanged between The blood &body cells. Cellular An energy releasing process That occurs within the cells

3 What are the organs that make up the respiratory system? 1. What is the function of the respiratory system? 2.The R.S. transports gases between the external environment & the internal surfaces where gas exchange occurs. 3. Draw& label the R. S.

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5 Gas exchange takes place at the alveoli moist thin membranes surrounded by blood capillaries.

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