one oxygen molecule as it is inhaled

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Circulation: o2 from atmosphere to foot

Persaud-Harper Arianna-Paigeにより

Respiratory System

Ethan Donaldにより

Respiratory System

Kohl Nguyenにより

Anatomía cardiopulmonar

Estefanía Parra Maldonadoにより

one oxygen molecule as it is inhaled

Alveoli

The oxygen molecule would then pass through the alveolar wall and capillary wall into the blood stream.

Bronchiole

Bronchi

The bronchi would carry the oxygen molecules into the the lungs by way of smaller and smaller branches called bronchioles

Trachea

The trachea carries the oxygen to the bronchi.

Pharynx

The oxygen molecule then moves to the Pharynx and into the Trachea.

Nasal Cavity

Nose

Oxygen molecule enters the nose and moves to the nasal cavity.