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The Cardiovascular System. Function 1:. Delivering materials Nutrients to body cells. Function 2:. Removing Waste: Blood picks up CO2 and delivers it to the lungs. Function 3:. Fighting Disease: Blood cells attack micro-organisms. Structures within the cardiovascular system:. Arteries:
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Function 1: Delivering materials • Nutrients to body cells
Function 2: Removing Waste: Blood picks up CO2 and delivers it to the lungs
Function 3: Fighting Disease: Blood cells attack micro-organisms
Structures within the cardiovascular system: • Arteries: • Carry blood AWAY from the heart • AWAY
Structures within the cardiovascular system: Veins: Bring blood to the heart BACK
Structures within the cardiovascular system: Capillaries: Exchange of gasses takes place here
Structures within the cardiovascular system: Heart: Muscular organ that pumps oxygen to every living cell in the human body
Chambers of the Heart: Atria: Always receive blood Ventricles: Always pump blood
Halves of the Heart…… HUH?? Left half: always responsible for blood Right half: always responsible for blood OXYGENATED DEOXYGENATED
The Heart Superior Vena Cava Aorta Arteries to the lungs Veins from the lungs Veins from the lungs Left Atrium Right Atrium Left Ventricle Right Ventricle Inferior Vena Cava
The Pathway of Air • The Nose and Nasal Cavities: • Air enters the body through 2 nostrils and then moves into the nasal cavities
The Pathway of Air • 2. The Pharynx • Next, air enters • the pharynx • (throat) The Pharynx
The Pathway of Air • The Larynx • The larynx contains • the vocal cords. The Epiglottis The Larynx
The Pathway of Air • 4. The Epiglottis • The epiglottis is a small flap of tissue that closes the trachea when you swallow food or drink. It opens again when you breathe. The Epiglottis The Larynx
The Pathway of Air • 5. The Trachea • The windpipe; tube that leads from the larynx to the lungs
The Pathway of Air 6. Bronchus The trachea divides into 2 bronchi. These bronchi enter the lungs Bronchi
The Pathway of Air 7. Lung Bronchi divide into smaller tubes. At the end of these tubes are the ALVEOLI.
The Alveoli The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs here
Internal vs. External Respiration Internal Respiration – Exchange of gasses occurs at the body’s cells External Respiration – Exchange of gasses occurs within the lungs
What muscle controls breathing? The Diaphragm!!!