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Ch2 study guide

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vocal cords
Folds of tissue in the larynx that allow you to speak
CO2
The waste product in cellular respiration
esophagus
Tube leading from the mouth to the stomach
peristalsis
Wavelike muscular action in the digestive system
trachea
This is also known as windpipe
alveoli
Tubes in the lungs that are 1 cell thick. Here oxygen is dissolved into blood and CO2 is passed from the blood.
nutrients
The usable portions of food
glucose
Also known as sugar
proteins
These nutrients repair body cells
mechanical
Teeth chewing is an example of this type of digestion
pepsin
These chemicals in your stomach that brake down proteins
bronchial tubes
These structures carry air into each lung
cellular respiration
Process in which cells use oxygen to release energy stored in sugars
cilia
These tiny hairs in your nose help filter air
epiglottis
Flap that prevents food and liquids from entering the lungs
carbonhydrates
These nutrients that store energy can be starches or sugars
diaphragm
Large muscles located under your rib cage

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