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The respiratory system

The respiratory system. By: Kenyetta, Rochelle, Ahlon. Where its located in the body. The respitory system is located in the head Neck And the chest. What are its major functions in the body. Gas exchange allowing oxygen in the air in clean blood, and oltation, the sense of smell.

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The respiratory system

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  1. The respiratory system By: Kenyetta, Rochelle, Ahlon

  2. Where its located in the body • The respitory system is located in the head • Neck • And the chest

  3. What are its major functions in the body • Gas exchange allowing oxygen in the air in clean blood, and oltation, the sense of smell.

  4. How our system works with other systems • The respiratory system works with the digestive system the nerves system, muscles system, nervous system, by controlling the breathing rate.

  5. The diseases or disorders of the respiratory system. • One of the disorders is asthma is a disease that non-functions with the bronchial tubes and or airways and makes breathing difficult at night with wheezing. It can be caused by smoking, flu, colds, ect. • Doctors don’t know how to cure asthma but an inhaler will make it easier to breathe.

  6. Some facts about the respiratory system • The right lung is just a bit larger than the left lung. • The highest sneeze speed record is 165 km per hour. • The breathing rate is faster in children and women then in men.

  7. bibliography • Breath (the respiratory system),lungs, www.livestrong.com, www.health.usnews.com

  8. The three questions we have for the respiratory system. • Q: What happens when you inhale Carbon Dioxide? • A: you get a headache and then you would pass out from the lack of oxygen. • Q:What do you exhale? • A:you exhale carbon dioxide • Q:can you live with one lung? • A: you can live with one lung, it will just take changes. You can loose a lung from can cancer and an injury.

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