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self reading
where:pg 20 t/m 21
how: in silence and alone
5 min

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Breathe in... and out

Ways of breathing

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Where in the human respiratory system can cilia be found?
A
Only in the windpipe
B
Only in the alveoli
C
Only in the bronchi and in the windpipe
D
In the bronchi, alveoli and in the windpipe

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This part or these parts of the respiratory system contain(s) mucus producing cells and ciliated cells
A
bronchi
B
bronchioli
C
bronchi and bronchioli

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Respiratory muscles
- Chest breathing: intercostal muscles.

- Abdominal breathing: diaphragm.

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2 muscles involved in breathing:
- intercostal muscles
- diaphragm

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Breathing in (inhalation)
-Intercostal muscles - contract
-Diaphragm muscles -  contract
-Increases volume of thorax
- Pressure thorax decreases
- External air pressure is greater
  air moves inside

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Breathing out (exhalation)
-Intercostal muscles - relax
-Diaphragm muscles - relax
-Decrease volume of thorax
- Pressure thorax increases
- Internal pressure is greater
   air forced out

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Two ways of breathing
Inhalation and exhalation
Thoracic breathing                                            abdominal breathing

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Thoracic inhalation:
  1. Intercostal muscles contract
  2. Ribs move upward and forward
  3. Chest becomes bigger
  4. Lungs become bigger
  5. air is sucked into the lungs

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Thoracic exhalation:
  1. Intercostal muscles relax
  2. Ribs move downward and backward
  3. Chest becomes smaller
  4. Lungs become smaller
  5. Air is pushed out of the lungs

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Abdominal inhalation:
  1. Abdominal muscles contract
  2. The diaphragm contracts and moves down
  3. Chest becomes bigger
  4. Lungs become bigger
  5. Air is sucked into the lungs

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Abdominal exhalation:
  1. Abdominal muscles relax
  2. The diaphragm moves up
  3. Chest becomes smaller
  4. Lungs become smaller
  5. Air is pushed out of the lungs

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Chest breathing is used during / in
A
your sleep and while resting
B
action
C
both
D
neither

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Diaphragmatic breathing is used during / in...
A
your sleep and while resting
B
action
C
both
D
neither

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What is the primary benefit of diaphragmatic breathing?
A
Improved vision
B
Muscle gain
C
Stress reduction
D
Weight loss

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In what part of the lungs does gas exchange happen?

Which gas leaves the lungs in the same quantities when breathing in?

A
Alveoli - Oxygen
B
Bronchioles - Water vapor
C
Bronchioles - Carbon Dioxide
D
Alveoli - Nitrogen

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respiration and breathing are the same thing?
A
True
B
Not true

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Carbon dioxide is released through breathing
A
true
B
false

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WHAT TYPE OF BREATHING IS BETTER FOR YOUR HEALTH?
A
BREATHING THROUGH YOUR NOSE
B
BREATHING THROUGH YOUR MOUTH

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Recap: diaphragmatic breathing

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THORACIC INHALATION
THORACIC EXHALATION
ABDOMINAL INHALATION
ABDOMINAL EXHALATION
intercostal muscles contract
intercostal muscles relax
diaphragm relaxes
diaphragm contracts
chest becomes smaller
the diaphragm moves up
chest becomes bigger

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This way of breathing is:... ?

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Diaphragmatic breathing is used during / in...
A
your sleep and while resting
B
action
C
both
D
neither

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This way of breathing is:...

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Chest breathing is used during / in
A
your sleep and while resting
B
action
C
both
D
neither

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self reading
page  23 t/m 25
how: later at home as you do exercise 25 t/m30

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Healthy airways
Today's lesson:
1. Asthma and COPD
2. Hay fever
3. Allergy

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COPD

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Hay fever/asthmatic attack

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Hay fever
Notes:
1. Caused by pollen (stuifmeel) from flowers
2. Pollen sticks to mucous lining
3. Symptoms: burning and itchy nose, throat, eyes

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Smoking

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Healthy
Smoking

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Cigarettes
Sigaretten zijn in Nederland het populairste rookmiddel.
Ways of smoking
Vapes
Een vape (of een e-cigarette) is een electronische variant van de sigaret. 
Weed
Een jointje is een sigaret met daarin óók een vorm van cannabis (bijvoorbeeld hasj of wiet). 
Shisha
Een shisha of waterpijp gebruik je om tabak met een smaakje te roken. In grote steden zie je best vaak 'shisha-lounges'. Speciale barren waar je shisha kunt roken.

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Effects of Smoking
  • Tar -> damages teeth and gums -> Causing decay teeth
  • Loss of smell due to damage nerve endings nose
  • Damaging cilia, which clean the air that goes into your lungs
  • Less oxygen uptake in the alveoli due to toxic carbon monoxide gass exchange instead of oxygen uptake
  • Restriction of the blood vessels and harm of the blood vesssel cells 
  • Mutations in the DNA --> Cancer 

The good news --> Recovery possible! 

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Do you think smoking should be banned?

Slide 42 - Mind map

spirometer
measures long volume, but which one?
tidal volume: volume of air you breathe in or out
vital capacity: when you exhale as much as you can
residual volume: what's left after you exhale as much as you can
lung volume: vital + residual volume

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