Name: ____________________________ Pd: ____ Date: ________ TRACE THE PATH OF AN OXYGEN MOLECULE 1. 2. 3. 4. Listen carefully to your teacher’s instructions. Your teacher will instruct you on how to set up the room and what roles to play. Pay careful attention so that you can answer the questions after the activity! When the activity is finished follow your teacher’s instructions to put the room back as it was. Respond to the following questions after the activity: 1) What did the room represent? ___________________________________________________________________________ 2) What represented the nose? ___________________________________________________________________________ 3) What is the nose’s function in the respiratory system? ___________________________________________________________________________ 4) What represented the alveoli? ___________________________________________________________________________ 5) What path did the oxygen molecule take between the nose and the alveoli? ___________________________________________________________________________ 6) What organ powers this? ___________________________________________________________________________ 7) What happens to the oxygen molecule at the alveoli? ___________________________________________________________________________ 8) How does diffusion describe this process? ___________________________________________________________________________ 9) How does the oxygen molecule get to the arm cell? ___________________________________________________________________________ 10) Where else could the red blood cell have taken the oxygen molecule? ___________________________________________________________________________ 11) What happens at the arm cell? ___________________________________________________________________________ 12) Where did the glucose come from? ___________________________________________________________________________ 13) What organ in the digestive system is responsible for putting it in the blood stream? Why? ___________________________________________________________________________ 14) What two molecules reacted? ___________________________________________________________________________ 15) What do we call this reaction? ___________________________________________________________________________ 16) What were the products of that reaction? ___________________________________________________________________________ 17) Which product will the arm cell use, and for what? ___________________________________________________________________________ 18) Which product is a “waste” product? ___________________________________________________________________________ 19) What will happen to the carbon dioxide molecule once it gets back to the alveoli? ___________________________________________________________________________ 20) How does it get there? ___________________________________________________________________________ 21) How does diffusion describe what happens to the carbon dioxide molecule at the alveoli? ___________________________________________________________________________ 22) Where does the carbon dioxide molecule go after the alveoli? ___________________________________________________________________________ 23) What organ powers this? ___________________________________________________________________________ 24) Summarize the processes represented in the activity. ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 25) How do the respiratory, circulatory, and digestive systems work together to maintain homeostasis in this scenario? (In other words, how does cellular respiration help maintain homeostasis? How do the respiratory, circulatory, and digestive systems work together to achieve this? ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________
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