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Card 6
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The structure that aids movement of particles in active transport
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Card 7
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75% of body mass
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Card 8
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The term that describes an equal concentration of mineral ions and body fluid; often used in sports drinks
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Card 9
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Small, spongy structures in the lungs used for exchange of gases
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Card 10
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Movement of oxygen and CO2 in opposite directions in and out of the bloodstream
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Card 11
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What happens to the diaphragm when you inhale
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Card 12
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The direction the ribcage moves when you exhale
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Card 13
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Thorax volume increases when you do this
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Card 14
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Thorax pressure increases when you do this
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Card 15
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A feature of alveoli to increase exchange of gases, concerning distance
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