What Is The Respiratory System

• To breathe in.

• Another name for the breathing system.

• A strong, curved muscle below the lungs attached to the lower ribs and backbone.

• The tiny air sacs in the lungs where the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen takes place.

True Or False

YOUR BRAIN CONTROLS HOW YOU BREATH

• True

• False

What Is An Epiglottis

• The small flap of tissue covering the trachea that closes when eating and opens when breathing

• the two small bands of elastic tissue that stretch across the inside of the larynx

• The tiny hairlike projections found in the nasal passages, trachea, bronchi, and other body parts

• The windpipe, the air passage that leads to the lungs

What happens when you Exhale

• tiny sacs of lung tissue specialized for the movement of gases between air and blood

• The small flap of tissue covering the trachea that closes when eating and opens when breathing

• The two respiratory tubes inside the lungs that branch off the trachea

• You Breathe Out

What is the Trachea

• Another name for the breathing system

• The windpipe, the air passage that leads to the lungs

• The area of the trachea containing the vocal cords

• The tiny hairlike projections found in the nasal passages, trachea, bronchi, and other body parts

What happens when you Inhale

• The area of the trachea containing the vocal cords

• The windpipe, the air passage that leads to the lungs

• Another name for the throat

• You breathe in

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF PHARYNX

• Another name for the throat

• the two small bands of elastic tissue that stretch across the inside of the larynx

• The windpipe, the air passage that leads to the lungs

• To breathe in

What is your Vocal Cords

• A strong, curved muscle out below the lungs attached to the lower ribs and backbones

• tiny sacs of lung tissue specialized for the movement of gases between air and blood

• The windpipe, the air passage that leads to the lungs

• the two small bands of elastic tissue that stretch across the inside of the larynx

WHAT IS YOUR DIAPHRAGM

• The tiny hairlike projections found in the nasal passages, trachea, bronchi, and other body parts

• A strong, curved muscle out below the lungs attached to the lower ribs and backbones

• Trachea

  The windpipe, the air passage that leads to the lungs

  Epiglottis

  The small flap of tissue covering the trachea that closes when eating and opens when breathing

• The small flap of tissue covering the trachea that closes when eating and opens when breathing

WHAT IS YOUR CILIA

• The tiny hairlike projections found in the nasal passages, trachea, bronchi, and other body parts

• The area of the trachea containing the vocal cords

• one of the things that controls how you breath.

• the two small bands of elastic tissue that stretch across the inside of the larynx