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The diaphragm must contract to a flattened position beneath your lungs. At the same time, the intercostal muscles between your ribs must also contract. These two features enable air to be sucked down into your lungs, which can then expand.
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What is the function of inhaling?
breathing in oxygen needed for bodily functions to occur.
What breathing changes occur as you age?
what breathing changes occurs when you age
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Three causes of collapse for which rescue breathing may be needed?
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