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Respirator y System By: Nathania Rizky Febrita / 3SC2

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Respiratory System

By: Nathania Rizky Febrita / 3SC2

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Respiration is the process of breaking down the energy from the food

Oxidation is the process when the breaking down of food is combined with

Oxygen

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Formula

Sugar + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy

C6H12O6 + 602 6CO2 + 6H20 + energy

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Energy

Usage:• Active transport• Cell division and growth• Building up proteins• Contraction• Transmitting nerve impulses• Heat

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Anaerobic

Without Oxygen

YEAST : Glucose – Alcohol + CO2 + Energy

MUSCLE : Glucose -> Lactic Acid + Energy

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Gaseous Exchange

• Gas exchange surface, the part which oxygen enters the body

• Properties:

Properties of Gaseous Exchange Surface

THIN

Close to efficient transport system

MOIST

Large surface area

Good supply of O2

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Organs

Upper Tract

•Nose•Nasal cavity•Sinuses• Pharynx

Lower Tract

•Larynx•Trachea•Bronchial tree•Lungs

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Alveoli features

Very thinExcellent transport

systemLarge surface areaGood supply of O2

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Inspiration

1. Rib cage is pushed upwards2. Volume of thorax increases3. Less air pressure inside4. Diaphragm is flat5. External intercostal muscle contracts6. Internal intercostal muscle relax

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Expiration

1. Rib cage is pushed downwards2. Volume of thorax decreases3. Higher pressure inside4. Diaphragm contracts5. External Intercostal muscle relax6. Internal Intercostal muscle contracts

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Aerobic Respiration Anaerobic Respiration

Oxygen No Oxygen

No alcohol or lactic acid

Alcohol or lactic acid

Large amount of energy

Small amount of energy

Oxygen debt, borrowed some energy without oxygen (muscle).

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Difference

Respiration, series of chemical reaction which happens in all living cells. (usually with O2)

Gaseous exchange, exchange of gas across a surface.

Breathing, a muscular movement to keep the gaseous exchange process supplied with O2

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Smoking = BIGGEST KILLER

1.Nicotine• Stimulant• Heart rate and blood pressure• Addictive

2.Tar• Absorbed by cells (bronchioles)• Irritant

3.Carbon Monoxide• Affect the blood• Pregnant mother affected

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