Across
- 2. The description used tio describe the water vapour found in expired air.
- 4. used to detect CO2 when it turns cloudy.
- 5. Topped by the epiglottis, this structure forms the start of the airway and contains vocal chords.
- 8. The percent of CO2 in expired air.
- 9. Created when Lactic acid forms after short periods of intense activity
- 10. The site where lactic acid is sent during recovery to be broken down and used in aerobic respiration.
- 11. The percent difference O2 between inspired and expired air.
Down
- 1. One of the uses of energy from aerobic respiration where body temperature is controlled.
- 3. – ventilatory muscles than lift the ribs up and out when they contract, during inspiration.
- 6. Cells that break down nutrient molecules to release energy without using oxygen. glucose → lactic acid
- 7. These conducting airways branch 24 times and end in the alveoli.