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1.16 Cardio Vascular Brainpop: Circulatory System + Respiratory System

1.16 Circulatory System Brainpop
How does blood circulate through the body? / Blood ______through the body in a ______of blood ______. /
How long is the network of vessels? / The network of blood vessels is ______and ______ long
What organs make up your cardiovascular system? / Your ______, ______, and ______make up your ______ system, also known as your ______ system. /
What is the cardiovascular system responsible for? / The ______ system is responsible for a cycle that moves ______from the ______to every ______of your ______, and ______ again.
What’s at the center of your cardiovascular system? / At the center of your ______system is your ______. The heart is a ______that ______ through your body, and it handles three types of circulation. /
What is coronary circulation? / Your heart has its very ______network of ______that brings ______in and ______ waste. This is called the ______ circulation, the flow of blood with the ______ itself /
What is pulmonary circulation>? / ______ circulation is the flow of blood through the ______to the ______. In the lungs, blood drops off ______for you to ______. Then it picks up the ______that comes into the ______when you ______. The ______-______blood heads back to your ______. /
What is systemic circulation? / ______circulation brings ______to all the ______that need it, and ______their ______ products. Blood cycles through your body by moving from you ______to you ______. It goes into ______blood vessels called ______, and then into ______ and back to your heart. /

Where does blood leave your heart? / Blood ______your ______through a big ______called the ______. /
What does blood drop off to the different parts of your body? / Blood drops off its cargo of ______and ______, providing your ______with the ______they need to do their ______. /
What does blood pick up from the different parts of your body? / The blood picks up ______and other ______ products, taking them away for their ______
Where does blood take the waste? / Solid ______is dropped off at the ______; and ______ is exchanged in the lungs for a fresh supply of ______. And then it’s back around again, all day, all night, including weekends and holidays, for the rest of your ______! /
Critical thinking question: Refer back to the previous question to help guide you to the correct answer. Try your favory best! This how you get smarter!!
Critical thinking question 1. / 1. Which two organs work together in pulmonary circulation?
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2. What happens at each organ in pulmonary circulation?
The heart ______
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The lungs ______
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Together the heart and lungs ______
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Respiratory System Brainpop
1. What can your body store? / Your ______can ______up a lot of the ______ it needs. /
2.What can your body not store? / Your ______can’t ______the one thing that you ______ all the time: an invisible gas called ______ /
3.What does oxygen do in your body? / Inside your body, ______ allows all your ______to make ______so they can function ______. Since you can’t ______ it, your body takes it in all the time in a process called ______. /
4. What is breathing? / ______ is the main function of the ______, which in complex animals is responsible for carrying ______to the ______
5. How does breathing work in humans? / Everyone has two ______in their _________. Your lungs are surrounded by your ____________, and they rest on a dome shaped ______called the ______. Every time you take a ______, the ____________contracts and moves downward, and your ribcage ______. This causes a drop in ______ inside your lungs which the higher pressure air from outside ruses in to equalize. /
6. What happens when you inhale / When you ____________, air enters your body through your ______or your ____________. It travels down the ______, or ______, to your ___________. Inside the lungs, air moves into ______and ______passages called ___________. Eventually, the air spreads to the _________. /
7. What are alveoli? / The alveoli are tiny sacs surrounded by ______called ______ /
8. What does oxygen do in the alveoli / ______moves through the ______of the ______and ______and into the ____________/
9. Why is it easy for oxygen to get into blood? / The ______and ____________walls are only like one cell thick so it’s pretty easy /
10. What do your lungs do when they take oxygen in? / When your lungs take oxygen in, they send carbon dioxide out. Carbon dioxide is a harmful waste gas that you have to get rid of. /
11. What is carbon dioxide? / Carbon dioxide is ______in your ___________ and travels through the ______into your _________, which pumps it back into ______around your ____________/
12. How do you exhale? / Your ____________relaxes and moves upward, which deflates your lungs and makes you ______this “used” _________
13. How do you keep your lungs in good working order? / Regular ______helps keep your ______in ______and you should ______ things that are bad for your lungs like ____________/
14. Why is smoking so harmful? / ______damages your ______, little ______inside your ______that help ____________from the lungs. /
15. What can smoking do in the long term / In the long term ______can give you ______and ______, a ______that makes it ______to ____________/
Practice:
Key relationship Word Bank
Inhale Exhale Lungs Heart
Blood vessels Mitochondria Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide / General Facts word Bank
Coronary Circulation Pulmonary circulation
System circulation Muscle Trachea Aorta
Aveoli Rib Cage Capillaries Cancer
Key relationships: Gotta have these
1. The organ the pumps blood through your body
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2. The organ made up of tubes that transports blood throughout the body: ______
3. The poisonous waste gas your blood gets from your cells? This is the same gas you breathe out.
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4. Another word for breathe out is______
5. The organ that is responsible for breathing in ______
6. The organ that lets you breathe in and out
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7. The important gas that you breathe in ______
8. The organelle that breaks down sugar to make energy for the cell ______/ General facts about the two systems:
1. The diaphragm is an example of a ______
2. The protective bones that surround your lungs
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3. The tube air takes to get from your mouth into your lungs ______
4. The little sacs that fill with air ______
5. The tiny blood vessels in your lungs that trade gasses with blood and the lungs ______
6. The type of circulation between the heart and lungs ______
7. The type of circulation between the heart and the rest of the body ______
8. The type of circulation between the heart and itself ______
9. The large artery that leads from the heart to the rest of the body ______
10. Disease caused by smoking ______
Critical thinking question: Refer back to the previous question to help guide you to the correct answer. Try your favory best! This how you get smarter!!
COMPLETE SENTENCES!!!
Critical thinking question: Refer back to number 3 / 1. What does oxygen allow your cells to make?
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2. What organelle must need oxygen to work? (What organelle is responsible for number 1)
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Critical thinking question: refer back to number 5. / 3. What is the diaphragm an example of? ______
4. How do the respiratory and muscular system work together?
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Critical thinking question: Refer back to number 10 / 5. How do your lungs and mitochondria work together?
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6. What poisonous gas do you think mitochondria makes?
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Critical Thinking Question: Refer back to the circulatory system brainpop / 1. How do the circulatory system and respiratory system work together?
The ______system works with the ______system through the two main organs, the ______and ______in special type of circulation called ______circulation. The heart is part of the ______, and the heart pumps blood filled with poisonous ______through the pulmonary arteries to the lungs. The lungs exhale and get rid of the poisonous gas, ______. Then the lungs ______and suck in ______. The veins bring the ______-rich blood back to the ______, which then pumps the ______-rich blood to the rest of the ______. The cells in the rest of the body absorb the oxygen for a special organelle called the ______that uses the oxygen to break down ______and make ______. The mitochondria also make a poisonous gas called ______that the blood brings to the ______to exhale. Now we are back where we started!

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