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Unit 3: Circulatory System. Respiration. (1) Respiration (“Breathing”). Includes: Movement of air in and out of lungs. Gas exchange between blood + alveoli. Transportation of oxygen and carbon dioxide via the blood. Gas exchange between blood + tissue cells. (2) Inspiration.
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Unit 3: Circulatory System Respiration
(1) Respiration (“Breathing”) • Includes: • Movement of air in and out of lungs. • Gas exchange between blood + alveoli. • Transportation of oxygen and carbon dioxide via the blood. • Gas exchange between blood + tissue cells.
(2) Inspiration • Inspiration = Inhalation (Fill with Oxygen Gas) • Diaphragm contracts • Increase in Thoracic Volume • Decrease in Lung Pressure • Air Moves from High Low Pressure into the Lungs • Lung Pressure Increases & Equilibrates
(3) Expiration • Expiration = Exhalation(Expel Carbon Dioxide Gas) • Diaphragm relaxes • Decrease in Thoracic Volume • Increase in Lung Pressure • Air moves from High Low Pressure out of the lungs • Lung Pressure Decreases & Equilibrates
(4) Gas Exchange • Exchange between Oxygen & Carbon Dioxide • Alveoli = Part of Respiratory System • Contain intake of oxygen • Get rid of carbon dioxide • Capillaries & Blood = Part of Cardiovascular System • Take Carbon dioxide from respiring cells Alveoli • Take oxygen from alveoli cells • Alveoli covered in Capillaries Diffusion Across
(5) Oxygen Exchange • Taken in through respiratory system • Held in alveoli of lungs • Higher Concentration of O2 in alveoli than blood stream Diffusion into blood stream • Binds with hemoglobin in red blood cells • Transported to tissues in need of oxygen
(6) Carbon Dioxide Exchange • Released from cells during cellular respiration • Binds with hemoglobin AND stored in plasma as carbonic acid/bicarbonate • Higher Concentration of CO2 in blood than in alveoli Diffusion out of blood stream into lungs • Release through respiratory system
(7) Regulation of Respiration • Controlled by the Medulla & Pons: • Medulla sets basic respiration rate • Pons maintains inspiratory + expiratory rhythm set by medulla • Pons also increases/decreases rates during various circumstances • Alveoli & Bronchioles lined with stretch receptors: • Trigger expiration during over-inspiration • Common during heightened emotion or physical activity • Lack of Oxygen Large Gasps / Yawning • Impulse sent to brain to cause intake of oxygen • Result = Gasp for air
(8) Respiratory Rate • Should be approx. 15 respirations/minute. • Factors Impacting Rate: • Physical Activity & Changes in Cellular Respiration • Conscious Control • Changes in emotion + environmental stimuli • Levels of carbon dioxide + oxygen in blood: • Carbon dioxide concentrations monitored by pH • Oxygen concentrations monitored by chemoreceptors in aortic arch