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FunctionsAre youGassy?
We FoundOut:
Hold YourBreath!
FinishThe
Phrase…
This brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon
dioxide and other gases
What is the Respiratory system
This contracts to help your lungs full
with oxygen
What is your Diaphram
This functions to prevent water from entering your lungs
What is your epiglottis
This helps you to speak
What is the Larynx, or voice box
This is the first place air enters your Respiratory system
What is your Nasal Cavity
A gas you exhale
What is Carbon dioxide
We inhale this
What is oxygen
79% of inhaled air is this gas
What is Nitrogen
20% of inhaled air is made up of this
gas
What is Oxygen
Exhaled air is mostly made of this
gas
What is Carbon Dioxide
No, this is not when a horse gets sick. It is when you have a
runny, red, itchy nose.
What is Hay Fever
Eating too much, or too quickly can
cause your diaphragm to give
you these.
What are hiccups
This involuntary action helps bring in more oxygen to the
blood quickly.
What is yawning
A cough that can really make kids and
babies sick
What is Whoping Cough
With this disease, thick sticky mucus can clog up your
lungs, and make it hard to breath.
What is cystic Fibrosis
Lack of Oxygen
What is Suffocation
The side of your brain that controls
the left side of your body
What is the right side
Part of the brain that does the thinking
What is the Cerebrum
Part of the brain that makes sure your
muscles work together
What is the Cerebellum
Controls many of your inner organs
that keep you alive
What is the Medulla Oblongata
Something you breathe in
What is oxygen
You exhale this
What is Carbon Dioxide
This happens to the air you breathe in before it reaches
your lungs
What is moistened and warmed up
These parts inside your lungs look like
little cauliflowers
What are alveoli, or air sacs
You can measure how fast your cells
are working by measuring this
What is how fast your cells use
oxygen
