Human Nose Labeling Diagram
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Human Nose Labeling Diagram
Label the nose
Use the location clues to match each letter to a word from the word bank. Write each word once: bridge, tip, nostril, ala (nose wing), nasal cavity, septum. A. Upper part on the outside of the nose. B. Lowest, rounded end on the outside of the nose. C. One of the two openings at the bottom of the nose. D. Fleshy outer edge beside a nostril. E. Hollow space inside the nose. F. Structure that divides the inside of the nose into two sides.
- Nostrils
- Septum
- Bridge
- Nasal cavity
- True
- False
- Bridge
- Tip
- Ala (nose wing)
- Nasal cavity
- Fleshy outer edge beside a nostril
- Upper part of the outside of the nose
- Lowest, rounded end of the outside of the nose
- Hollow space inside the nose
Follow the air
Air enters through the nostrils and travels into the nasal cavity on its way through the breathing system. The nose also helps warm and moisten the air, and tiny hairs and mucus can trap some dust and germs. Smell-sensing cells inside the nose help us detect odours.
- It warms and moistens the air
- It traps some dust and germs
- It turns air into food
- It makes oxygen
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