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When you breathe, your diaphragm pulls downward which should create a vacuum within the chest cavity, but instead of that happening, your lungs expand because it is connected to your airway. When you breathe out, your lungs collapse due to your diaphragm returning to its original position.
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What happens to the lungs if irritant chemicals are breathed in?
Your lungs will slowly dissolve, you will stop breathing and death is very likely.
What term denotes normal breathing?
Respiratory means pertaining to air, lungs, or breathing.
Where do rhinos get their oxygen?
From the air around them, through breathing with lungs - the normal arrangement for mammals.
What happens during inhalation phase of breathing?
Pressure within the thorax decreases and air is drawn into the lungs
What is the hering-breuer reflex and its role in normal breathing in adults?
The primary purpose of this reflex is to limit the possibility of overinflating the lungs.
What is the breathing organs of tigers?
lungs
What happens when the breathing rate increases in humans?
A) additional oxygen will diffuse into the blood as carbon dioxide diffuses out of the blood in the lungs
Which muscle is used for normal breathing and which additional muscles are used when performing strenuous exercises?
Diophram. It is the muscle below your lungs that help it compress and expand.
The act of breathing air into the lungs-?
The act of breathing air into the lungs is simply called breathing. From the lungs, the air is transferred into the blood stream and moved to the other parts of the body.
What is the breathing part of mammals?
Their lungs are the breathing parts.
Generally speaking what controlls breathing?
The lungs
What are an birds breathing organs?
Lungs you idiots lungs
