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The Journey of a Breath

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In this activity, you will watch a video to discover how your respiratory system works automatically to keep you alive. As you watch, the video will pause for you to answer questions about what you've just seen. Listen closely, as the video provides all the answers—from how your diaphragm triggers a breath to how diffusion swaps gases in your lungs.

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In this activity, you will watch a video to discover how your respiratory system works automatically to keep you alive. As you watch, the video will pause for you to answer questions about what you've just seen. Listen closely, as the video provides all the answers—from how your diaphragm triggers a breath to how diffusion swaps gases in your lungs.

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Why is it important for the body to clear out carbon dioxide?

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2

What are the two main gases involved in breathing, and which one is considered a waste product of the body's cells?

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3

Which part of the brain controls breathing, and what happens to the diaphragm to start an inhale?

4

What is the name of the individual air sacs found at the end of each bronchiole?

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5

In which tiny air sacs does gas exchange occur, and what is the name of the process that moves the gas molecules?

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