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5th grade respiratory system
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pneumonia
rib
exercise
bronchiole
emphysema
exhale
inhale
20
alveoli
oxygen
nicotine
affinity
mouth or nose
asthma
tar
capillary
down
circulatory system
trachea
lung cancer
diaphragm
red blood cells
cilia
allergies
in the alveoli
serious lung disease often caused by smoking that make it difficult fo the alveoli to take in oxygen.
When we inhale our diaphragm moves in which direction?
This is the sticky substance in cigarettes that coat the bronchi and make it harder for oxygen to pass to the alveoli
A system of the body besides the respiratory system that is badly damaged by smoking:
LETTER 'Z' of this picture: '>'>'>
Air enters here first when we breathe.
pollen, dust and pets are common triggers of this respiratory illness
What type of blood vessel surrounds the alveoli?
The exchange of gases in the lungs happen here.
LETTER 'A' of this picture: '>'>
great for building strong muscles and important in the prevention of respiratory illness
Smokers often have more respiratory illnesses then non-smokers. One of the reasons for this is because smoke destroys these tiny hairs that push dust and dirt out of the air passages..
LETTER 'X' of this picture:
A gas we inhale that every cell in the body needs.
A strong attraction or force between particles that causes them to combine.
The verb that means 'to breathe out'
The verb that means 'to breathe in'
a disease in which a tumor forms in the lungs; smoking often causes it
5th graders breathe on average about how may times per minute?
This is an infection of the lungs that causes your body to make extra mucus and/or pus that can get trapped in the aveloli. People with this disease often have fever, chills and a bad cough.
LETTER 'B' of this picture: '>
These carry oxygen
the addictive chemical in tobacco
common respiratory illness that causes a person to wheeze.

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DescriptionMatch:
'>'>'>alveoli
LETTER 'A' of this picture: '>'>trachea
LETTER 'B' of this picture: '>bronchiole
LETTER 'X' of this picture: diaphragm
LETTER 'Z' of this picture: inhale
The verb that means 'to breathe out'exhale
When we inhale our diaphragm moves in which direction?down
5th graders breathe on average about how may times per minute?20
These carry oxygen red blood cells
What type of blood vessel surrounds the alveoli?capillary
The exchange of gases in the lungs happen here.in the alveoli
A strong attraction or force between particles that causes them to combine.affinity
A gas we inhale that every cell in the body needs.oxygen
common respiratory illness that causes a person to wheeze.asthma
This is an infection of the lungs that causes your body to make extra mucus and/or pus that can get trapped in the aveloli. People with this disease often have fever, chills and a bad cough.pneumonia
serious lung disease often caused by smoking that make it difficult fo the alveoli to take in oxygen. emphysema
great for building strong muscles and important in the prevention of respiratory illnessexercise
pollen, dust and pets are common triggers of this respiratory illnessallergies
A system of the body besides the respiratory system that is badly damaged by smoking: circulatory system
Smokers often have more respiratory illnesses then non-smokers. One of the reasons for this is because smoke destroys these tiny hairs that push dust and dirt out of the air passages..cilia
This is the sticky substance in cigarettes that coat the bronchi and make it harder for oxygen to pass to the alveolitar
a disease in which a tumor forms in the lungs; smoking often causes itlung cancer
the addictive chemical in tobacconicotine