Pathway of an Oxygen Molecule as it Travels Through the Human Body STEP ORDER 1-12 (1...

Pathway of an Oxygen Molecule as it Travels Through the Human Body

STEP	ORDER 1-12 (1 is entry into the Body and 12 is used in the Cell)	COLOUR Pink for the respiratory system Blue for the circulatory system Green for the digestive system	✓ where active transport occur. ★ where passive transport occurs
enters increasingly smaller branched bronchioles
transported by the blood to an artery
enters the mitochondria and is used in cellular respiration reactions to produce ATP
inhaled through the nose
enters an alveolus
enters a body cell
enters into a capillary
dissolves in liquid on the surface of the alveolus
moves from the artery into a capillary at the site of a body cell
enters trachea
enters either left or right bronchus
passes through pharynx and then larynx

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STEP	ORDER 1-12 (1 is entry into the Body and 12 is used in the Cell)	COLOUR Pink for the respiratory system Blue for the circulatory system Green for the digestive system	✓ where active transport occur. ★ where passive transport occurs
enters increasingly smaller branched bronchioles	5	Pink	★
transported by the blood to an artery	9	Blue	★
enters the mitochondria and is used in cellular respiration reactions to produce ATP	12	Blue	★
inhaled through the nose	1	Pink	★
enters an alveolus	6	Pink	★
enters a body cell	11	Blue	★
enters into a capillary	8	Blue	★
dissolves in liquid on the surface of the alveolus	7	Pink	★
moves from the artery into a capillary at the site of a body cell	10	Blue	★
enters trachea	3	Pink	★
enters either left or right bronchus	4	Pink	★
passes through pharynx and then larynx	2	Pink	★

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The figure shows the pathway of an oxygen molecule as it travels through the human body. All the processes involved in oxygen transport are passive processes and donot require ATP. Oxygen tranport across membranes occurs by simple diffusion, which is a passive transport.

gladiator answered 1 year ago

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