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Card 6

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Large complex organisms have exchange surfaces to obtain food and oxygen. How are exchange surfaces adapted for effectiveness?

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Card 7

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Describe how gaseous exchange surfaces in the lungs are adapted?

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Card 8

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Where are the lungs situated?

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Card 9

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The movement of air into and out of the lungs is known as ventilation. Describe what happens when we breathe in?

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Card 10

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The movement of air into and out of the lungs is known as ventilation. Describe what happens when we breathe out?

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Card 11

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Why may someone be unable to get enough oxygen into their bloodstream?

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Card 12

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The “iron lung” was used for people with polio whom were paralysed where the patient would lie with their chest sealed in a large metal cylinder. Describe the process.

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Card 13

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What do breathing aids do?

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Card 14

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Describe how gaseous exchange surfaces in the gut are adapted?

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Card 15

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How does exchange of materials occur in the gut?

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