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it helps us breath. the nose takes in oxygen and sends it to the lungs where it can be stored for when we are running and we are out of breath. if we lacking in oxygen when running then we get stitches, and hae to take deep breaths. fnally the lungs wil send carbon dyoxide to the nose, which will then breath it out. also when we breathe through our nose it takes us longer to run out of breath.
What else can I help you with?
What system is the nose in?
The nose is in the Respiratory System.
What system is nose in?
The nose is in the Respiratory System.
What systems of the body is the nose a part of?
the nose is a part of the respiratory system. the respiratory system has to do with breathing
What system does the nose belong to?
the nose belongs to the respiratory system.
Where does the human respiratory system start?
The respiratory system starts at the nose (and mouth) and ends at the alveoli in the lungs
What organ system contain the nose?
the nose belongs to the respiratory system.
How do the cardiovascular system and respiratory system work together to remove waste products?
it start in the respiratory system then pass trouth the cardiovascular system throuth the nose and mouth then ......... it start in the respiratory system then pass trouth the cardiovascular system throuth the nose and mouth then ......... it start in the respiratory system then pass trouth the cardiovascular system throuth the nose and mouth then ......... it start in the respiratory system then pass trouth the cardiovascular system throuth the nose and mouth then ......... it start in the respiratory system then pass trouth the cardiovascular system throuth the nose and mouth then .........
Nose is part of what system?
Respiratory
What is the gateway to respiratory system?
The nose
What organ system do nose ears eyes and mouth belong?
Respiratory system
What organ system does the nose belong to?
Respiratory System
Do the nose and throat make up the lower respiratory system?
No, the nose and throat are the upper respiratory system; they are above the lungs (when you are standing up).
