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1 human breathing
mechanism
ALVEOLI
WHAT IS RESPIRATION?
RESPIRATION REFERS TO THE
FOLLOWING PROCESS:
1. EXTERNAL RESPIRATION
2. INTERNAL RESPIRATION
EXTERNAL RESPIRATION
BREATHING
BREATHING
BREATHING IS
IS A
APHYSICAL
PHYSICAL
PROCESS
PROCESS IN
IN WHICH
WHICH
AIR
AIR IS
IS INHALED
INHALED (TAKEN
(TAKEN IN)
IN)
OR
OR EXHALED
EXHALED (GIVEN
(GIVEN OUT)
OUT)
INTERNAL RESPIRATION
CELL RESPIRATION
CELL
CELL RESPIRATION
RESPIRATION
TAKES
TAKES PLACE
PLACE WHEN
WHEN
FOOD
FOOD IS
IS OXIDISED
OXIDISED AND
AND
ENERGY
ENERGY IS
IS PRODUCED.
PRODUCED.
AS A CONCLUSION , WE OBTAIN
OUR ENERGY FROM THE
PROCESS OF RESPIRATION.
BREATHING MECHANISM
THERE ARE TWO STAGES.
1. AIR INHALATION
2. AIR EXHALATION
RIB CAGE
DIAGPHRAGM
DURING INHALATION
RIB CAGE
DIAPHRAGM
CONTRACTS, MOVES
DOWNWARDS AND
FLATTENS
Air pressure
During exhalation
RIB CAGE
DIAPHRAGM
Air pressure
1. AIM:
To Study the relationship between air
pressure in the thoracic cavity and the
breathing mechanism.
2. Apparatus:
Bell jar, Y shaped glass tube, balloons, air
space, rubber sheet
3. observation
What happens to the balloon when the
rubber sheet pulled downwards?
4. Discussion
Name the parts of the respiratory system represented by
Bell jar
Thoracic cavity
Lungs
Rubber sheet
Diaphragm
Inhalation
Name the process simulated when the
rubber sheet is pushed up.
exhalation
BRONCHI
BRONCHIOLES
Each Bronchiole
ends to form a group
of alveoli
ALVEOLI
CAPILLARIES
each alveolus is
surrounded by network
of blood vessel called
capillaries.
inference
When S is pulled down, the volume of the
bell jar will increased, therefore the air
pressure inside the bell jar will decreased.
Air pressure outside the bell jar is bigger
than the inside, so it forces the air to flow
into the balloon.