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CHAPTER 4 BIOOD ACIRCULATION ??????

CHAPTER 4 BIOOD ACIRCULATION ??????. Section 1 Blood Components. Section 2 Heart Physiology. Section 3 Vessel Physiology. Section 4 Circulation and Sports . BIOOD ACIRCULATION. This chapter describes summary.

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Adaptive Multiscale Modeling: Concepts, Difficulties and Successes

Adaptive Multiscale Modeling: Concepts, Difficulties and Successes. On-line prediction: A goal for multiscale modeling Error reduction in model construction: Modularity, Unit Balancing (JSim), Reduction Standards, physical constraints, verification, validation

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Respiratory System

Respiratory System. Chapter 22. Role of Respiratory System. Supplies body w/ O 2 and disposes of CO 2 Four part process Pulmonary ventilation Moving air in and out of lungs External respiration Exchange of gases between lungs and blood Transport of respiratory gases

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. The Respiratory System and Its Regulation. Respiratory System Introduction. Purpose: carry O 2 to and remove CO 2 from all body tissues Carried out by four processes Pulmonary ventilation (external respiration) Pulmonary diffusion (external respiration)

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III. The Respiratory System

III. The Respiratory System. A. Requirements for Gas Exchange. Membrane must be moist Large Surface Area System of Transport Respiratory Pigment (must combine reversibly with oxygen) Hemoglobin -amino acid chains with a central porphyrin or heme group of iron

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Respiratory Physiology

Respiratory Physiology. The primary function of the respiratory system is to exchange O2 and CO2 between blood and air. 1) Mostly covered in Lab; Control of Air Flow. Gas exchange (2,4) and Transport (3) Oxygen & Carbon Dioxide. Air must FLOW through airways to Alveoli

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Circulation and Gas Exchange

Circulation and Gas Exchange. Circulation in Animals Gas Exchange in Animals. Circulation in Animals. Transport systems necessary to connect body parts with organs of exchange Critical component to maintaining homeostasis Gastrovascular cavity in flatworms and cnidarians

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16.4 CONTROL OF BREATHING Respiratory center (brainstem) -control both inspiration and expiration.

16.4 CONTROL OF BREATHING Respiratory center (brainstem) -control both inspiration and expiration. - pons and medulla oblongata Medullary rhythmicity area -two neuron groups that extend the length of the medulla oblongata. Dorsal respiratory group Ventral respiratory group.

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16.4 CONTROL OF BREATHING Respiratory center (brainstem) -control both inspiration and expiration.

16.4 CONTROL OF BREATHING Respiratory center (brainstem) -control both inspiration and expiration. - pons and medulla oblongata Medullary rhythmicity area -two neuron groups that extend the length of the medulla oblongata. Dorsal respiratory group Ventral respiratory group.

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John Donovan 3/2/12

John Donovan 3/2/12. Respiratory System. The function of this system is to provide your body with oxygen in order to keep you alive and perform cellular respiration. Alveoli.

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Respiratory pigments bind and transport gases

Respiratory pigments bind and transport gases. 42.7. Respiratory Pigments. Proteins involved in respiration. They are in charge of transporting oxygen rather than allowing the oxygen to be dissolved the pigments circulate with the blood and are often contained in specialized cells.

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Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Transport

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