After the right ventricle, how does air make its way to the lungs to be exhaled? 1st picture is complete, 2nd picture is to continue off into the lunges.
After the right ventricle, how does air make its way to the lungs to be exhaled? 1st picture is complete, 2nd picture is to continue off into the lunges.
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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After the right ventricle, how does air make its way to the lungs to be exhaled? 1st picture is complete, 2nd picture is to continue off into the lunges.
Transcribed Image Text:Now that the molecule of carbon dioxide has reached the heart, it needs to make its way to the lungs to be exhaled. Start with the structure that comes next - after the last
structure from the previous activity.
1
nose/mouth
2
I pharynx
: trachea
4
larynx
| bronchus
6
| alveoli
7
bronchiole
8
I pulmonary artery
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Transcribed Image Text:Apply What You Have Learned
On the very first page of this tutorial, we talked about the circulatory and respiratory systems being related. Now we're going to combine these into one process. Instead of
following oxygen going into the body, we are going to trace the route that carbon dioxide takes on its way out of the body. The carbon dioxide is produced in the cell during
cellular respiration. Starting at the organelle where this process takes place, find the route a molecule takes from the cell to the heart.
1
mitochondria
2
: cytoplasm of cell
interstitial fluid
4
| capillary
5
| vein
6
vena cava
7
right atrium
8
E right ventricle
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