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Good question! The respiratory tube is placed in front of the food tube. The food should normally enter the respiratory passage. That would have disastrous results. But the same is protected by the flap called as epiglottis. This stands upright normally, when you breath. It closes temporarily the opening of the respiratory passage, when you are swallowing the food bolus. The food you swallow is either liquid or made into bolus by the saliva. You can not swallow the powder. It may enter the respiratory tract. This is one of the beautiful mechanism. You have thousands of such designs in your body. I believe that such designs are possible for God only.
It's called the 'epiglottis'.
No. Unless you're in a Submarine or you're in a container that is complete blocked off from water while submerged in it. In order for you to smell, air must be present so the chemical compounds of what you're trying to smell can move freely. Also your nasal passages must be clear so that the receptors in your nose can receive these compounds. Water completely blocks everything.
The tube is sometimes blocked off due to exudates or inflammatory processes
a nasal polyp is a soft body tissue formed into a ball form. Nasal polyp's are usually found in the nose or in the colon. Nasal polyp's can be removed by surgery or laser surgery. Polyps can cause blockage in your nose if it is in the nasal area.
I am highly uneducated, so I would say the Trachea
the uvula
No, however it does play a role in swallowing. The nasal and oral cavity share a common point in your windpipe: the pharynx. This is why you can breathe through your mouth and your nose. When swallowing is initiated, the uvula moves upwards to block off the nasal passage to prevent food/liquid from entering it, which is why it's impossible to breathe at the same time.
The surgery may alter the appearance of your nose, take off your dorsal hump, refine your nasal tip, augment or decrease the height of your nose, improve your contour and your nasal passage.
The function of the soft palate is to prevent food from entering the nasal cavity during chewing and swallowing.
apparently you cannot
Soft Palate
By biting pieces off, chewing, and swallowing.
The flap of skin that shuts off the passage to the lungs is called the epiglottis.
your nose falls off
The word curious is an adjective, along with nasal, as both modify "voice."
because it may give you unfaif momentum off the blocks