7.6 Breathing and
breathing system
in humans
A.
The importance of breathing
B.
Our breathing system
i Words to know:
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English term
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Write the words again
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Chinese term
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1
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Respiration
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呼吸作用
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2
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Gaseous
exchange
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氣體交換
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3
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Breathing
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呼吸
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4
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Breathing
system
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呼吸系統
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5
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Lung
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肺
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6
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Intercostal
muscle
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肋間肌
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7
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Diaphragm
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橫膈膜
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8
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Rib
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肋骨
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9
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Bronchus
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支氣管
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10
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Trachea
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氣管
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11
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Air sac
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氣囊 / 肺泡
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i Matching:
Breathing
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•Drawing of air in and out of the lungs
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Gaseous exchange
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•Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the air and the blood inside lungs
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Respiration
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•Complicated chemical process which
release energy from food
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i Fill in the blanks:
1 Our
living cells need continuous supply of oxygen for use in respiration for releasing
energy.
2 Breathing is a process by
which air is repeatedly drawn into and out of the lungs.
3 Through gaseous exchange in our lungs, we obtain oxygen from the environment and release carbon dioxide to the
environment. Oxygen in the air enters the blood while carbon dioxide
leaves the blood and goes into the air.
4 In the human body, there is a
well-developed breathing system that facilitates gaseous exchange. Lung is the part of this system in which
gaseous exchange occurs.
5 Sequence
(次序) of structures through
which air enters the breathing system:
Air à Nose à Trachea à Bronchi à small tubes à Air sacs
or mouth
6 Label the following diagrams:
7 In the
air sacs, oxygen enters the blood (air / blood) from the air
while
carbon dioxide leaves the blood and goes into the air.
8 The
following table shows the difference between the blood entering and leaving the
air sacs:
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Blood
entering air sacs
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Blood
leaving the air sacs
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Come from
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Living cells /
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Air sacs
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Go to
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Air sacs
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Living cells
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Oxygen content
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Higher
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Carbon dioxide content
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Higher
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Lower
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