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What breathing changes occur as you age?
what breathing changes occurs when you age
Does a thermocline occur in a swimming pool?
no
Where does mastication occur?
Mouth
Why would we breathe with our mouth instead of are nose?
We might breathe through our mouth instead of our nose when we need a larger volume of air quickly, such as during intense physical exertion or exercise. Mouth breathing can also occur when nasal passages are blocked due to congestion or allergies, making it difficult to inhale through the nose. Additionally, some individuals may prefer mouth breathing for comfort or habit, especially during sleep. However, nasal breathing is generally healthier as it filters, humidifies, and warms the air before it enters the lungs.
In what sport does a gliding joint occur?
swimming
Why is it better to breathe through the nostrils than the mouth?
There is improved filtering and warming of the air when breathing through the nostrils. Upper respiratory infections (and even lower respiratory infections) are less likely to occur in those who are not mouth breathers.
What digestive function can occur in the mouth?
Starch can be converted into sugars in the mouth.
What place does peristalsis occur?
The mouth
How does teast occur?
your mouth duhhh
Why are there always bubbles in gooey substances like lip gloss?
Bubbles occur from either shaking the product to much or pumping the wand in and out of the container.
How do the bends occur?
Bends, also known as decompression sickness, occur when divers ascend too quickly, causing nitrogen bubbles to form in their bloodstream and tissues. This happens because the pressure decreases as they rise to the surface, which can lead to the nitrogen coming out of solution and forming bubbles. These bubbles can cause a range of symptoms, from joint pain to neurological issues, depending on where they occur in the body.
How do you die from the bends?
"The bends" is a slang term for Decompression Sickness. When breathing compressed air at high pressures for extended times, nitrogen gas is forced into the blood. When the pressure is released, the dissolved gas appears as bubbles (like the carbon dioxide bubbles in a soda). The bubble accumulate at joints, causing severe pain, making you curl up (bend) In severe cases, the bubbles can damage the brain, causing a stroke- and death.
