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What will happen if your respiratory center malfunctioned?
Your lungs might collapse
What will happen when you are near a black hole?
You might get sucked in and torn into little, tiny pieces.
What would happen if the lungs shut down?
What would happen when the lungs shWhat would happen when the lungs shut downut down
What would happen if you fell into a white hole?
if you fell in a black or white hole,you would get hurt.it depends. if the hole is not deep, you might be ok.if the hole is half-way, you might get hurt. if its deep,don't go down. you could get hurt really badly or maybe die.
A major function of the lungs?
lungs do all your breathing for you so for example if you smoke to much you will clog your lungs so you will have to have an operation in which they cut a hole in your neck and into your lung then they 'scoop' the tar out of your lungs and your forever breath through a large hole in your neck.
Do you need sinkhole coverage on homeowners insurance?
It might be a good idea if you happen to live in sink hole territory.
What will happen with out the lungs?
You die
What would happen if two lungs were in a single large cavity?
what would happen if lungs were in single large cavity
Where the exchange happen?
Alveoli of lungs.
What will happen to the lungs when trans pulmonary pressure equals zero?
lungs will collapse
What would happen if you snort a depression pill?
It can put a hole in you lungs and cause them to collape, its not a fun experience. Snorting any kinda pill can do it, it can also be fatal to your heart or brain.
What might happen if you didn't have hair in your nose and cilia in your trachea?
Without hair in your nose and cilia in your trachea, foreign particles like dust, dirt, and pathogens could enter your respiratory system more easily. This could increase the risk of respiratory infections, irritations, and other health issues. Hair and cilia help to filter and trap these particles, preventing them from reaching deeper into your lungs.
