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Label Respiratory System

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Label all the main parts of the Respiratory System.

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Label all the main parts of the Respiratory System.

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Explanation

The healthier location to breathe in through.

Full of hair and mucous to trap microbes.

Immediately after the nasal cavity.

Voice box.

Closed when a person is swallowing food or water.

This long tube has rings of cartilage that lead to the lungs.

Each branch leads to each lung.

Lead to deeper parts of the lung where oxygen in the air around can pass into the bloodstream.

The site of external respiration; gas exchanges between the air and the bloodstream.

Wall between thoracic cavity (lungs and hearts) and abdominal cavity (intestines, stomach, reproductive organs and other crucial organs).

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