Final Study Guide - Circulatory and Respiratory Systems

Study Guide for Circulatory and Respiratory systems

CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

From the Introductory Cover Sheet

Structure of the Circulatory System (3 Parts)

Functions of of the Circulatory System (4 Parts - remember body temp and disease)

Structure and Function of Blood Components (4 Components)

Structure and Function of Blood Vessels (3 Blood Vessels)

Structure and Function of Heart (4 Chambers, 2-Pump System)

How does blood flow in the heart?

How does the blood flow in the body?

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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

From the Introductory Cover Sheet

Structures of the Respiratory System (remember to take a breath in and everywhere
air hits is part of the system)

Functions of of the Circulatory System (3 Parts)

How do we breathe? (Think of the process with diaphragm, intercostal muscles,
pressure difference and chest cavity size)

Inhale vs. exhale

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Putting the systems together - Constructed Response

Gas Exchange- How do the circulatory and respiratory system work together to move
oxygen into the body and remove waste products such as carbon dioxide?

Study Guides for Circulatory and Respiratory System

Review 10-15 mins nightly with the following links

Circulatory System

Cover Sheet Structure and Function

Heart Structure and Function

Blood -structure and function

Blood Vessel Link

3 Types of Blood Flow


Respiratory System

Respiratory System Structures

Structures and Functions of the Respiratory System


Study Review Guide

Here is a blank review slideshow you can use.

Circulatory and Respiratory Systems Working Together

Here is an image of the gas exchange that occurs between 

the alveoli and the capillaries.

Oxygen in our Body

Structure and Functions of the Respiratory System

Labeling the parts of the Respiratory System

Click here to Play

Ted-ed - How do we breathe?

Body Systems and the Respiratory System

NGSS STANDARD- Body Systems
LS1.A: Structure and Function
In multicellular organisms, the body is a system of multiple interacting subsystems. These subsystems are groups of cells that work together to form tissues and organs that are specialized for particular body functions.

Click here to access the text book.
p. 112-120
Answer Questions: 1-3 (all parts on p. 120)

Interactive Link to the Parts of the Respiratory System
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National Geographic Site- Lungs

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How the Lungs Work?

Interesting video on the lungs