Lesson 3 Week - 3 Respiratory-System

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Gas exchange

Year -8
Week beginning- 09-09-2024
Lesson -3
LO- I can analyze
and explain how gas
exchange affect the
respiratory system.
Starter – Think –Pair-
Share

What are the main


organs of the respiratory
system?
The Respiratory System

The respiratory system is


responsible for breathing, which is
the process of bringing oxygen
into the body and removing
carbon dioxide.

Breathing is essential for the


survival of all living organisms as
it provides oxygen for cellular
respiration, the process by which
cells produce energy.
Parts of the Respiratory
System

nose
mouth

trachea

lungs

bronchi

diaphragm
Parts of the Respiratory
System
The respiratory system consists of several organs,
including the nose, mouth, trachea, bronchi, and
lungs.

The nose and mouth are the primary entry points for
air into the respiratory system.

The trachea, or windpipe, transports air from the nose


and mouth to the bronchi.

The bronchi are the passages that branch off from the
trachea and lead into the lungs.

The lungs are the main organs of the respiratory system


where gas exchange occurs.
The Process of Breathing
reathing involves two main processes: inhalation and exhalation

During inhalation, the


diaphragm contracts and moves
downward while the muscles
between the ribs contract,
causing the ribcage to expand.
This creates negative pressure
in the chest cavity, allowing air
to be drawn into the lungs.

During exhalation, the


diaphragm and muscles relax,
causing the ribcage to return to
its resting position and air to be
expelled from the lungs.
Gas Exchange in the
Lungs
Watch this video- https://youtu.be/B44
n2SMLv-s
Gas exchange occurs in the
alveoli. These are tiny air
sacs in the lungs.

Oxygen from the air passes


through the walls of the alveoli
into the bloodstream, while
carbon dioxide from the
bloodstream passes into the
alveoli to be exhaled.
This process is essential for
providing oxygen to the body's
cells and removing waste
carbon dioxide.
Turn and
Talk

Where does gas exchange occur in


the lungs?
Turn and
Talk

Where does gas exchange occur in


the lungs?
Turn and
Talk

Where does gas exchange occur in


the lungs?
Common Respiratory
Disorders
Common respiratory disorders include asthma,
bronchitis, and pneumonia.

Asthma is a chronic condition


characterized by inflammation
and narrowing of the airways,
leading to difficulty breathing.

Bronchitis is an inflammation
of the bronchial tubes, often
caused by viral or bacterial
infections.

Pneumonia is an infection of
the lungs that can cause
symptoms such as fever, cough,
and difficulty breathing.
Importance of Healthy
Habits for Respiratory
Health
Healthy habits such as not
smoking, avoiding exposure
to air pollutants, and
exercising regularly can help
maintain respiratory health.

Quitting smoking is especially


important as it is the leading
cause of preventable
respiratory diseases such as Regular exercise can
lung cancer and chronic improve lung function and
obstructive pulmonary overall respiratory health.
disease (COPD).
Exit Ticket

What are some healthy habits for maintaining


respiratory health?
CW-
• In your note book draw the
structure of an Air Sac in
the lungs.

• Activity 1.2.1 from


learner’s book.
CW-

Fill in the Blank: Fill in the blank


with the correct words.
1. The main organ responsible for gas exchange in
humans is the--------.
2. Oxygen enters the bloodstream through tiny air
sacs called---------__.
3. The process of breathing in air is called, while
breathing out is called ----------_____.
4. The __ is the tube that connects the mouth and
nose to the lungs_-----------.
5. Carbon dioxide is a __ product of cellular
respiration that needs to be removed from the
body------------.
Word bank: waste, alveoli, lungs,
CW-

6.Explain how the structure of alveoli


helps in efficient gas exchange.

7.Describe two ways in which the


human body increases the rate of gas
exchange during exercise.
CW- check your answers.
1. lungs
2. alveoli
3. inhalation, exhalation
4. trachea
5. waste

6.Alveoli have a very thin, moist wall that is only one cell thick. They
are surrounded by a network of capillaries, which allows for quick
diffusion of gases. Their large surface area and short diffusion
distance make gas exchange highly efficient.

7. During exercise, the body increases the rate of gas exchange by:
1) Increasing breathing rate, which brings more oxygen into the lungs
more frequently. 2) Increasing heart rate, which pumps blood through
the lungs faster, allowing for more rapid gas exchange.
HW- Due date- 16-09-
2024

Learning objective:
• Students will understand the importance of maintaining a healthy
respiratory system.
• Students will explore ways to keep their respiratory system healthy
through lifestyle choices.
National Identity

History, heritage, and Arabic language

Respect, compassion, and global understanding

Learning objective:
Students will understand the key factors contributing to a healthy respiratory
system in the United Arab Emirates and develop habits.

Why is respiratory health important, especially in a


region like the UAE?
HW- Due date- 16-09-
2024
In your Copybook:
Create a poster illustrating habits that contribute
to a healthy respiratory system, incorporating
both general principles and UAE-specific
practices.

Refer to below points for more clarification


• Factors affecting respiratory health (air quality, lifestyle, etc.).
• How do environmental factors in the UAE impact respiratory
health?
• What are some cultural practices in the UAE that promote
respiratory well-being?
• Discuss the importance of government initiatives in maintaining
air quality.
• UAE-specific initiatives and policies promoting respiratory health.
• Traditional practices that contribute to respiratory well-being in
the UAE.
• Mention several places names ( In Arabic ) in the UAE you have

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