The food and beverages that go down the food pipe are prevented from entering the wind pipe with the help of epiglottis. When we swallow, the flap of cartilage shuts down automatically, causing it to reach the digestive system.
Your epiglottis.
Food is prevented from going down the winpipe because the epiclottis.
A small muscle in the back of your throat called the epiglotis.
There are two reasons this doesn't happen. One is that you cannot breate while swallowing, and the other is that the body has an involuntary reflex that prevents it from inhaling food.
prevents food from food going down your windpipe
Epiglottis
It is a flap of skin that stops food from going down the windpipe
It is the epiglottis.
epiglottis
an esophagus keeps food from going down your airway.
Epiglottis...
It's the part of your body that flops down over the windpipe when you swallow to keep food from going into your lungs.
epiglottis