smellwhat isolfaction?Kreb'sCycleseries of reactionsthatcarbon dioxideis used to completethe breakdown ofpyruvic acid torelease energy andelectrons carbondioxidegas webreatheoutpneumoniainfection inlungs causedby virus,bacteria,fungusbronchiolessmallertubes thatbranch offof bronchiemphysemadiseasecause bysmoking orair pollutionparietalpleurapons,medullaoblongatacontrols rhythmof breathing,depth and rate,monitors gaslevelsbronchitubes thatlead fromthe tracheato the lungsglycolysisprocess ofglucose beingconverted into2 pyretic acidspneumothoraxcollapsedlungventilationprocess ofgetting airin and outof lungsrespirationprocessof gasexchangebronchitispituitary,hypothalamustruevocalcordstracheawindpipenasalcavitycools air,filters airthroughhairslarynxvoiceboxpharynxpassagewayof air afterthe mouth,in throatoxygenalveolitiny airsacs forgasexchangevisceralpleurathin slickmembranethat cover thechest wall anddiaphragmdiaphragmsheet ofmusclebetweenthe lungsasthmaconditionwhere airwaysare blocked,O2 can't getto alveoliHering-BeringReflexdoes notallow you tooverinflateyour lungspleuralcavityspace thateach lungoccupiessurfactantmoleculesecreted bylungs , allowsalveoli toinflatevestibularfoldsfalsevocalfoldssmellwhat isolfaction?Kreb'sCycleseries of reactionsthatcarbon dioxideis used to completethe breakdown ofpyruvic acid torelease energy andelectrons carbondioxidegas webreatheoutpneumoniainfection inlungs causedby virus,bacteria,fungusbronchiolessmallertubes thatbranch offof bronchiemphysemadiseasecause bysmoking orair pollutionparietalpleurapons,medullaoblongatacontrols rhythmof breathing,depth and rate,monitors gaslevelsbronchitubes thatlead fromthe tracheato the lungsglycolysisprocess ofglucose beingconverted into2 pyretic acidspneumothoraxcollapsedlungventilationprocess ofgetting airin and outof lungsrespirationprocessof gasexchangebronchitispituitary,hypothalamustruevocalcordstracheawindpipenasalcavitycools air,filters airthroughhairslarynxvoiceboxpharynxpassagewayof air afterthe mouth,in throatoxygenalveolitiny airsacs forgasexchangevisceralpleurathin slickmembranethat cover thechest wall anddiaphragmdiaphragmsheet ofmusclebetweenthe lungsasthmaconditionwhere airwaysare blocked,O2 can't getto alveoliHering-BeringReflexdoes notallow you tooverinflateyour lungspleuralcavityspace thateach lungoccupiessurfactantmoleculesecreted bylungs , allowsalveoli toinflatevestibularfoldsfalsevocalfolds

Respiratory System - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. what is olfaction?
    smell
  2. series of reactions thatcarbon dioxide is used to complete the breakdown of pyruvic acid to release energy and electrons
    Kreb's Cycle
  3. gas we breathe out
    carbon dioxide
  4. infection in lungs caused by virus, bacteria, fungus
    pneumonia
  5. smaller tubes that branch off of bronchi
    bronchioles
  6. disease cause by smoking or air pollution
    emphysema
  7. parietal pleura
  8. controls rhythm of breathing, depth and rate, monitors gas levels
    pons, medulla oblongata
  9. tubes that lead from the trachea to the lungs
    bronchi
  10. process of glucose being converted into 2 pyretic acids
    glycolysis
  11. collapsed lung
    pneumothorax
  12. process of getting air in and out of lungs
    ventilation
  13. process of gas exchange
    respiration
  14. bronchitis
  15. pituitary, hypothalamus
  16. true vocal cords
  17. windpipe
    trachea
  18. cools air, filters air through hairs
    nasal cavity
  19. voice box
    larynx
  20. passageway of air after the mouth, in throat
    pharynx
  21. oxygen
  22. tiny air sacs for gas exchange
    alveoli
  23. thin slick membrane that cover the chest wall and diaphragm
    visceral pleura
  24. sheet of muscle between the lungs
    diaphragm
  25. condition where airways are blocked, O2 can't get to alveoli
    asthma
  26. does not allow you to overinflate your lungs
    Hering-Bering Reflex
  27. space that each lung occupies
    pleural cavity
  28. molecule secreted by lungs , allows alveoli to inflate
    surfactant
  29. false vocal folds
    vestibular folds