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Revision as of 14:04, 17 September 2018
Key Stage 3
Meaning
The Breathing System is an organ system, that includes lungs used to absorb Oxygen into the blood and remove Carbon Dioxide from the blood.
About the Breathing System
- Breathing Systems are found in Amphibians, Birds, Mammals and Reptiles.
- The Breathing System is specially adapted to exchange absorb Oxygen into the blood and remove Carbon Dioxide from the blood as quickly as possible.
The parts in the Breathing System that you should know:
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| A diagram showing the parts of the human Breathing System. |
Air enters the mouth, travels down the trachea, through one of the bronchi, through a bronchiole and to an alveolus. Oxygen is transferred into the blood while Carbon Dioxide in the blood is transferred into the alveolus.