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Circulatory and Respiratory systems

Circulatory and Respiratory systems. Shade in low oxygen blood as blue and highly oxygenated blood as red. from head. to lungs. from trunk. to head/arms. from lungs. from lungs. to trunk. a. Artery Carries blood away from heart. B. Right atria Receives blood from body. C.

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Circulatory and Respiratory systems

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  1. Circulatory and Respiratory systems

  2. Shade in low oxygen blood as blue and highly oxygenated blood as red

  3. from head to lungs from trunk

  4. to head/arms from lungs from lungs to trunk

  5. a • Artery • Carries blood away from heart

  6. B • Right atria • Receives blood from body

  7. C • Valve • Opens and closes to control blood flow

  8. D • Right ventricle • Pushes blood to lungs

  9. E • Left ventricle • Pushes blood to body

  10. F • Left atria • receives blood from lungs

  11. Respiratory system • 1= nose • 2=mouth • 3=larynx • 4= lung • 5= bronchi • 6= diaphragm • 7= pharynx • 8= trachea

  12. 9= bronchi • 10= bronchiole • 11= alveoli • 1000’s of thin walled sacs for diffusion • Alveoli is 1 cell thick and capillary is 1 cell thick

  13. Bronchi

  14. Bronchiole • branches

  15. Alveoli • 1000’s of thin walled sacs for O2/CO2 diffusion • 1 cell thick, capillary is 1 cell thick

  16. What about a shark or fish?

  17. Asthma • Bronchiole tubes are clamped down by the muscles around the tubes • Keeps oxygen from alveoli

  18. Stop for day 1

  19. Respiration reaction • Sugar plus • Oxygen plus • Water • Yields • 38 ATP plus • Carbon dioxide plus • water

  20. If no oxygen • Glucose yields • Lactic acid (ouch) and 2 ATP • Add oxygen (b/c you are laying on ground gasping for air) • Returns to respiration reaction

  21. Heart attack • Arteries that feed the heart muscle do not work because of a clot, or plaque (fat build up)

  22. Symptoms • Elephant on the chest, pain in arms b/c • low oxygen stimulates the nervous system to let you know there is a problem

  23. Symptoms • Shortness of breath b/c • Poor pumping of heart, so fluid is building up in lungs

  24. Symptoms • Sweating, nausea, light headed, because of • Low oxygen to the brain, brain shuts you down

  25. Cross sections

  26. Blood components • RBC: red because of hemoglobin • Carries oxygen and carbon dioxide • Look like jelly donuts

  27. White blood cells • From immune system

  28. Platelets • For clotting, stops you from bleeding

  29. Plasma- • Liquid • Carries proteins, hormones, enzymes, food, water and wastes

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