Question

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match the terms with its function please
alveoli
mouth and nose
lungs
trachea
diaphragm
bronchus
primary organ that takes in o2. it deflates and inflates to do this
main external opening for air to enter the respiratory system
main passages of the lungs before getting smaller and becoming bronchioles which is where you get bronchitus
aka windpipe which connects larynx to the lungs. made of rings of cartilage
tiny sacs in the lungs that exchange co2 for o2
this muscle helps expel air out and allows air to go into the lungs.

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze each term

• Alveoli: Tiny sacs in the lungs that exchange CO2 for O2.
• Mouth and nose: Main external opening for air to enter the respiratory system.
• Lungs: Primary organ that takes in O2. It deflates and inflates to do this.
• Trachea: AKA windpipe which connects larynx to the lungs. Made of rings of cartilage.
• Diaphragm: This muscle helps expel air out and allows air to go into the lungs.
• Bronchus: Main passages of the lungs before getting smaller and becoming bronchioles which is where you get bronchitis.

Answer:

• alveoli: tiny sacs in the lungs that exchange CO2 for O2
• mouth and nose: main external opening for air to enter the respiratory system
• lungs: primary organ that takes in O2. It deflates and inflates to do this
• trachea: AKA windpipe which connects larynx to the lungs. Made of rings of cartilage
• diaphragm: this muscle helps expel air out and allows air to go into the lungs
• bronchus: main passages of the lungs before getting smaller and becoming bronchioles which is where you get bronchitis