area between lungs Mediastinum

Areas
Sacs around lungs Pleura Nostrils

Creates negative pressure Nose Hairs warms air

increased volume for inspiration Nasal Cavity Contains Turbinate=Conchae moistens air

Contracts Nasal- traps foreign boders

Normal at rest alone Diaphram Pharynx Oro-

Expiration Internal Laringeal-

Muscles
Inspiration External Intercostal Muscles vocal cords
Parts Larynx
During Exertion Glottis (space between vocal cards)

During Exertion Abdominals Trachea (windpipe)

Repiratory System Brochea

Bronchioles
Transport Oxygen in Carbondioxide out Function
Terminal Bronchiole

Alveoli (air sacks) Sulfactant prevents sticking together Made with Lecithin

Breathing in (inspiration) and out (expiration) Ventilation Hemoglobin holds on to Oxygen

Process of Respiration Capilaries
Hi -> Lo Concentration of particles Diffusion Releases Carbondyoxide from Carbonic Acid (captured Carbondioxide)

Myoglobin takes Oxygen from Hemoglobin

Tissues
Myoglobin brings Oxygen to mitochondria to create ATP and release Carbondioxide