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The Respiratory System
Anatomy
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Think about it…
Why do we need to breathe?
How does oxygen get into body cells?
How is carbon dioxide removed from the
lungs?
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To maximize gas exchange, athletes will
often train themselves to inhale and
exhale through the nose and mouth at
the same time.
Can you do it?
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Intro Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hc1YtXc_84A
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Why do we Breathe?
Most organisms on Earth
are aerobic.
Require oxygen to survive
Oxygen is necessary to
carry out cellular respiration.
Cellular respiration
produces carbon dioxide
as a waste product.
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Gas Exchange
The basic function of the respiratory system is gas
exchange:
To make sure oxygen can enter each cell; and
To make sure carbon dioxide can leave each cell.
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Respiratory System Requirements
The respiratory system of every organism as two
requirements:
Respiratory surface: surface area for gas exchange.
Moist environment: to ensure gases are dissolved.
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Different Kinds of Respiration
Breathing
Inspiration: taking air into the lungs.
Expiration: breathing out.
External respiration: exchange of oxygen and carbon
dioxide between air and blood.
Internal respiration: exchange of
oxygen and carbon dioxide
between blood and cells.
Cellular respiration: the series
of chemical reactions that
take place in the
mitochondria of cells.
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Structures of the Human Respiratory
System
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Upper Respiratory Tract
Respiration begins when we inhale air through the mouth or nasal cavity. The air then travels through the pharynx, larynx and trachea to get to the lower respiratory tract.
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Nasal Cavity
3 functions:
Air is cleaned: Bacteria, dust, other
particles in the air are trapped by small
hairs(cilia) and mucus.
Air is moistened: Mucus wets air to
protect tissues.
Air is warmed: Enters through nostrils
where air is warmed by capillaries.
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Nasal Cavity
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Upper Respiratory Tract (cont’d)
Uvula - prevents food from travelling
into the nasal cavity.
Pharynx - tube common to both the
respiratory and digestive systems.
Larynx (voice box) - located at
the opening of the respiratory
passageway.
Contains vocal cords
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Larynx
Connects pharynx to trachea.
Voice box made of cartilage (flexible connective tissue).
Epiglottis closes to prevent food from entering windpipe.
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Vocal Cords
Muscles that pull on cartilage inside larynx.
While breathing, vocal cords are relaxed and no sound is
made.
Muscles tighten to produce sound.
Air passing cords cause vibrations that make sound.
The tighter the cords, the higher the pitch.
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Breathing Speaking
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Trachea (windpipe) – tube extending from the
larynx into the chest cavity
Divides into 2 smaller tubes, called bronchi.
Supported by cartilage rings that prevent the trachea
from collapsing.
Mucus traps foreign particles like dust.
Cilia propel this material back into the nose and throat to
be expelled by
coughing or sneezing.
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Lower Respiratory Tract
Bronchi are supported by rings of cartilage.
Branch into smaller tubes
forming the bronchiole tree.
The smallest branches are
called the bronchioles.
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Bronchiole tree terminates with the alveolar ducts, which
lead into tiny chambers, or air sacs, called alveoli
where gas exchange
takes place.
Alveoli are
surrounded by
pulmonary
capillaries which
aid in gas exchange.
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Alveoli
Oxygen in the alveoli is exchanged with carbon dioxide in blood by diffusion (from an area of high concentration to low concentration).
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Lungs
The lungs contain the bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli.
They are protected by the ribs, sternum, and spine. This space is known as the thoracic cavity.
The base of each lung lies in contact with the diaphragm (a large, dome-shaped muscle).
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Lungs
Contained within the
pleura, 2 membranous
sacs which surround the
lungs.
Very close together – only
very thin fluid, interpleural
fluid, separates them.
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Mechanics of Breathing
Ordinarily, breathing movements are involuntary.
the body needs oxygen.
Breathing involves two
movements:
inhalation and
exhalation.
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Breathing
Breathing uses two muscular structures to control air
pressure in the lungs:
Intercostal muscles: located beneath the ribs.
Diaphragm: muscle layer below the lungs.
They work together to move air into and out of the
lungs.
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Inhalation
Ribs move upward and
outward.
Diaphragm moves
downward.
Volume is increased.
The lungs expand,
pressure is decreased.
Air enters lungs to
equalize pressure.
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Exhalation
Ribs move inward and
downward.
Diaphragm moves
upward.
Volume decreases.
Pressure of the lungs
increases.
Air is forced out of the
lungs.
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Lung Capacity
Vital capacity the maximum amount of air a person
can forcibly exhale after the largest possible inhalation
of air.
Tidal Volume: amount of air inhaled or exhaled during
normal breathing.
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Spirometer
a device that assesses how well your lungs work by
measuring how much air you inhale, how much you
exhale and how quickly you exhale.
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In which of the following situations
would your breathing rate be the
highest?
a) When at rest
b) Mild physical activity
c) Sleep
d) Intense physical activity
Answer: d
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Breathing and Homeostasis
The ability of the body to adjust and maintain the levels of
oxygen and carbon dioxide
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Breathing and the Brain
Breathing is controlled by
the medulla oblongata in
brain, sending and receiving
electrical impulses via
neurons.
Neurons transmit electrical
impulses from the brain to the
muscles.
The brain tells the muscles it’s
time to move!
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Chemoreceptors
Breathing rate is controlled by a negative feedback
mechanism via chemoreceptors in arteries.
Chemoreceptor: a receptor sensitive to stimulation by
chemical substances.
Arterial chemoreceptors
detect the level of carbon
dioxide and pH of the blood.
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Increased Physical Activity
Muscles work harder so they must make energy faster.
CO2 builds up in the blood which makes the blood acidic (lactic
acid)
Arterial chemoreceptors detect the increased level of
CO2 and decreased pH of blood and notifies the brain.
Medulla oblongata tells respiratory
muscles to increase the breathing rate
to rid the body of excess CO2 and
provide the cells with fresh O2.
**Complete homeostasis flow chart.
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Breathing is constantly occurring
It is only when our ability to breathe is compromised
that we notice its importance.
The quality of the external environment and personal
lifestyle choices can have an enormous impact on the
health of our lungs and entire bodies.
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Respiratory Impairment
Disorders of the respiratory system can cause
significant impairment in our ability to breathe and
exchange oxygen for carbon dioxide.
More than 3 million Canadians of all ages cope with
serious respiratory diseases.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7OChdn7H_k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVrb3B5m99M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JCAyb3lDTo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XnjBa1VjcE
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Respiratory Disorder Jigsaw
In groups, you will use the information in the textbook (p. 344-348) or on the internet to research a respiratory disorder
Groups will then split up so that each new group has one expert on each disorder
Share your information with your new group
Respiratory disorders/diseases: Lung cancer
Pneumonia
Asthma
Chronic Bronchitis
Emphysema
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What should you include?
Name of the disease/disorder
Description
Causes
Symptoms
Treatments
Other interesting facts