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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2015
- A overview of the anatomy of the human respiratory system, along with an explanation of lung ventilation.
Lyrics:
Welcome to system we call respiratory
How we get O2 in and CO2 out is our story
Because every organism, familiar or strange
Has to carry out gas exchange
In all larger species there’s a respiratory surface
Like a gill or a lung that evolved for the purpose
Of providing enough surface area for gas diffusion
In four limbed species lungs are the solution
CHORUS
Breathe, inhale, pull the diaphragm down
Let the air rush in take in oxygen
Exhale, relax, let the air rush out,
Feel the vocal cords vibrate when you talk or shout.
Feel the air in your nose, then the the pharynx, then the glottis,
then the larynx, then the trachea, then left or right bronchus
To the smallest bronchioles to the alveoli
Now, let the air out, breathe a happy sigh!
CHORUS
An oxygen molecule outside your nose
Into the nasal cavity it flows
Passing hairs and cells secreting mucus with each inhalation
Ciliated cells that line this pathway help out with filtration
Then to the back of the mouth the O2 passes,
(You know the mouth’s the other pathway for inhaling gases)
That’s why drinking and laughing can (as everybody knows)
Send the liquid that you drank right out your nose
Next the O2 starts its passage down the windpipe through the glottis
Protected by a flap that’s called the epiglottis
Which covers the windpipe when we swallow
Makes the esophagus the only path that food can follow
CHORUS
So after the back of the mouth, which is also called the pharynx,
Comes the top of the windpipe, the voicebox or the larynx,
The trachea’s next, its many cartilage rings,
Always keep it open, for the air it brings
The trachea ends when it branches into two
Large bronchi, also known as bronchial tubes,
A branching tree forms as the tubes subdivide,
Until they end in hollow sacs called alveoli
Each alveolus has capillaries outside it
Through which red blood cells file right by it
O2 diffuses into each red blood cell
Which becomes oxygenated makes it feel so swell
CO2 oozes in the opposite direction
Moving to the alveolus, diffusing with perfection
CO2’s out; O2’s in
Fill your lungs with oxygen so
CHORUS
Now let’s look at lung ventilation
The way we power inhalation and exhalation
The thoracic (chest) cavity's a sealed closed chamber
That's why a chest wound carries so much danger
So just below the rib cage in a woman or man
Is a sheet of tissue called the diaphragm
Muscles below the diaphragm can pull it down
This powers ventilation let me show you how
Inhalation pulls the diaphragm down which increases
Chest cavity volume so the pressure decreases;
The higher pressure air outside the lungs flows in
The lungs inflate that's inhalation
To exhale you relax, diaphragm arches up
Sends chest cavity pressure up
So as chest cavity volume's decreased
The gases in your lungs have to be released so
CHORUS
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I want this to be my first dance song at my wedding
NICE
Absolutely wonderful, no longer going to end up failing my biology, chemistry and physics GCSE's now, for an auditory learner these are absolutely perfect! Thanks!
When I first heard it it sounded cheesy but when u hit the chorus wow 10/10. Best 5 minutes taken out of my bio class
That's an inspiring comment!
Enjoy!
Mr. W
I absolutely love these music videos, they are really catchy and helpful with my biology classes, especially now that I have my matriculation examinations coming up (and this is also good for practising English as it's not my first language).
Omg I love this song!! To the alveoliiiiii. Dang Mr. W you got rhyme man!! Keep on keepin on.
Check out the interactive materials I've put together to support this video at www.sciencemusicvideos.com/respiratory-system/
Please leave me a comment letting me know what you think!
Mr. W
you are perfect
Wow, you have a lot of twins!
+john sanchez You should watch my video, I Want a Clone! ua-cam.com/video/thwltdYYtLM/v-deo.html
LOVE THIS SONG
This dude is really underated
Fire 🔥
*Excelente!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏🫁*
That chorus is going to be in my dreams tonite, I'm sure of it. Actually pretty detailed for such a short video, good for students learning for the first time or, in my instance, a nursing student looking for a quick anatomy refresher. Thanks!
Where can I find the chords for this? I wanna play this as a guest performance at a Green Day concert.
Thank you so much. I feel much more confident on this subject now thanks to this song! You're amazing at what you do, thank you, thank you, thank you!
I just love your videos, they make me like biology a bit more. Thank you
+missbibee I'm glad you like them! Check out the interactive learning activities I've put together at www.sciencemusicvideos.com/respiratory-system/
Let me know what you think!
Mr. W
Thankyou! These songs are awesome!
Awesome song!
This man is a true genius.
Thanks, Tom. Check out my tutorials about the respiratory system, and tell me what you think!
www.sciencemusicvideos.com/human-anatomy-and-tutorials/
Enjoy!
Mr. W
😍 much easier to remember vocabulary this way 🥰 the chorus and "choir" behind you, the visuals, and ofcourse song- GENIUS 😄 thank you so much I retained more out of this video than from the robotic instruction in class!!!!
the bald guy was the best truly breathtaking
Thank you so much for making these videos 💜
Welcome back Mr. Ingram's 6th-grade biology class.
You really did an excellent job! I like this song! Thumbs up! If I know, there are videos like this when I was younger and the internet, I will definitely watch all of them.
THIS IS SO CATCHY!!! ❤️
How is this not a meme yet
I loved this!
best video keep it up good work
LOL hit me up with those chords! i will master this test and song haha
for the ukulele i found the chords to be C, E7, Am, F
This is great- thanks buddy!
So many Glenns! I love it, this might be my favorite so far...
+s Friedman I'm wondering which "Friedman" this is. Mi amigo de Argentina. My childhood friend from Long Island? Or someone else? Let me know!
Mr. W
When’s ur next concert ?
You are so cool!!!
This is amazing!
amazing
You're awesome!! Wish I had come across your videos back when I was in college. Can you sing some more USMLE materials? Some of these videos like glycolysis/TCA/ETC and systems (digestive, respi) are really fun to watch. I really like how you've integrated different disciplines like histology into the organ systems. Thank you so much for making these!
+Jixi Lucy He
Hi Jixi. What's USMLE?
Great song😳😳😳
cool vid, but what about the inter costal muscles?
this guy's face and voice will be stuck in my head for the next few days :(
The dislikes ar from the teachers whos students passed the test because of this song
What chords do you use for this? Are they repetitive?
Look here for the chords.
Enjoy!
www.sciencemusicvideos.com/breathe-respiratory-system-music-video/
Have you done a song on head colds yet(suffering from 1.)
Sorry, no. Feel better!
@@sciencemusicvideos Thanks,almost back to normal, but my grandmother on the other hand, now has the exact same virus, so we have to wait 2 weeks to donate blood products together, siegh, we'll live slapped us in the face,lol.
YOU ARE THE BEST I LOVE YOU
+Mon Waln Thanks, Mon. Head on over to www.sciencemusicvideos.com/respiratory-system/ so you can interact with the material in the song. Please let me know what you think!
Mr. @
catchy
So breathe inhale pull the diaphragm let the air rush in take in the oxygen
Lol
U
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