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Study Guide for Respiratory System and Blood

2020

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Structures in the Respiratory System

Enter the number of the structure next to the appropriate term:

Lung __

Trachea __

Alveoli __

Bronchi __

Pharynx __

Diaphragm __

Larynx __

Oral and nasal cavity __

Bronchioles __

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Functions of the Respiratory System

Major functions of the Respiratory System are:

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What makes it possible for us to breathe?

Some things that MUST occur for us to breathe successfully are:

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Where does gas exchange occur in the body?

Deoxygenated blood enters the lungs and goes into the capillaries surrounding the alveoli and then…(describe what occurs here)

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Then, oxygenated blood leaves through veins to go back to the heart.

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Structure and Function of Blood

List the four components of blood and the function of each:

RBC

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WBC

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Plasma

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Platelets

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Use of blood after a donation at a blood drive.

List how each component can be used after they are donated.

Platelets

Plasma

RBC

WBC

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Blood Typing

Know what blood type can safely be transfused to another person.

Be sure to explain the consider the antibodies in the receivers blood and the Rh factor

Example:

Can B- donate to a AB+ receiver?

Can AB- donate to a B - receiver?

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Blood Genetics

Understand the genetics of blood. If given two parental blood types being able to find the percentages of their offspring with the use of Punnett Squares.

Example:

1. A Pure A Blooded male produces an offspring with a hybrid A female. What are the phenotypes and genotypes of their offspring?

AA x Ao

Phenotype 100% A blood,

Genotype 50% pure A 50% hybrid A

2. A male with type O blood reproduces with a AB female. What are the phenotypes and genotypes of their offspring? oo x AB Pheno 50% A 50% B Genotype 50% hybrid A 50% hybrid B

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