Across
- 4. what happens to the muscles to decrease volume in your chest
- 6. breathing in
- 7. this decreases when the volume in your chest increases
- 9. “flap” that makes certain air goes down the trachea and food down the esophagus
- 12. dome-shaped muscle that contracts and relaxes to help you take breaths
- 13. how oxygen enters your blood and CO2 leaves it
- 14. a smaller branch of the lung
- 16. of air you can breathe out
- 17. volume of air moved in a regular breath
Down
- 1. reserve volume that indicates the maximum
- 2. the tube connecting your throat and lungs (has cartilage)
- 3. volume of air in your lungs that will never leave your lungs
- 5. what happens to the muscles to increase volume in your chest
- 8. the cavity of space in your chest
- 10. your voice box
- 11. the structure of the respiratory system where gas exchange occurs
- 15. the type of muscle between your ribs
