Lesson 6 (Tv2E): Diseases + Respiration in other animals

Breathing and respiration
1.6 respiration in other animals
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Breathing and respiration
1.6 respiration in other animals

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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
  • 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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Asthma
  • Inflammation of the airways
  • airways narrow and swell and produce extra mucus

  • Exact cause is unkown
  • Allergies
  • premature birth
  • smoking during pregnancy

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inhalators
-Relax the muscles -> widen up the airways
-Anti inflammatory substances stop the inflamation

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Breathing in other animals
Mammals
Amoeba
Worm
Fish
Insect

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Mammals
  • Where is the respiratory surface (RS)?
    Lungs (alveoli)
  • How is the RS kept moist?
    Mucus
  • Where does the organism get its oxygen from? 
    From the air
  • How does oxygen go from RS to cells? 
    Via the blood
  • How is the surface of the RS increased? 
    Lungs are composed of millions of tiny air sacs (alveoli)

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What is an Amoeba?
  • Single cell organism (Greek amoibe, means changing)
  • Can alter it's shape
  • Eats bacteria
  • Lives as parasite in animals or in water 

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Amoeba
  • Where is the respiratory surface (RS)?
    Cell membrane
  • How is the RS kept moist?
    They live in water 
  • Where does the organism get its oxygen from? 
    From the water
  • How does oxygen go from RS to cells? 
    Via diffusion into and out of the cytoplasm over the cell membrane
  • How is the surface of the RS increased? 
    Folds of the cell membrane

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Worm
  • Where is the respiratory surface (RS)?
    Skin cells
  • How is the RS kept moist?
    Mucus
  • Where does the organism get its oxygen from? 
    Air 
  • How does oxygen go from RS to cells?
    Diffusion between air and blood 
  • How is the surface of the RS increased? 
    By ridges in the skin 

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Fish
  • Where is the respiratory surface (RS)?
    Gills
  • How is the RS kept moist?
    They live in water 
  • Where does the organism get its oxygen from? 
    From the water
  • How does oxygen go from RS to cells? 
    Gas exchange between the water and blood in the gills
  • How is the surface of the RS increased?
     Gill arches and fine lamelles

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Insect
  • Where is the respiratory surface (RS)?
    Spiracles (small holes in their abdomen)
  • How is the RS kept moist?
    Not always moist
  • Where does the organism get its oxygen from? 
    Air
  • How does oxygen go from RS to cells? 
    By diffusion sometimes pumping air
  • How is the surface of the RS increased? 
    Many tubes within tubes

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HW for next lesson 
Kerboodle review exercizes
Question 1 - 9 / page 76 -77

Last 10 min. Word game

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