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Can you talk and breathe simultaneously?
Yes, humans are able to talk and breathe simultaneously because breathing is an automatic process controlled by the brainstem, while talking involves the coordination of muscles in the mouth and throat.
How do we use the nitrogen we breathe in?
When we breathe in nitrogen, our bodies do not use it for any specific purpose. Nitrogen makes up about 78 of the air we breathe, but our bodies mainly use the oxygen in the air for important functions like producing energy.
Why would a disease that causes the paralysis of smooth muscles be a life-threatering disorder?
Smooth muscles are responsible for organ function, such as the lungs and intestines. If these muscles are paralyzed, it can lead to severe complications like respiratory failure or bowel obstruction, both of which can be life-threatening if not treated promptly.
What do we do with the nitrogen we breathe from the air around us?
When we breathe in air, our bodies use the oxygen in it for energy and release the nitrogen back into the air when we exhale.
What muscles do you use when you bend at the waist?
When you bend at the waist, you primarily use the muscles in your lower back (erector spinae muscles) and hamstrings. These muscles work together to support your spine and enable the bending movement. It is important to engage your core muscles as well to provide stability and protect your back.
When assessing the child's respirations the nurse should keep in mind that children normally use which muscles to breathe?
Children normally use their diaphragm and intercostal muscles to breathe. The diaphragm is the main muscle responsible for breathing, while the intercostal muscles help expand and contract the chest cavity during respiration.
Is it possible to not use any muscles for a minute?
No, because when you breathe you are using your muscles.
Which muscles enabled us to breathe?
muscles of the mouth
What 2 things do humans need to breathe?
lungs and muscles
Does a ladybug have muscles?
Ladybugs, like all animals, have muscles. They need muscles to move, fly, breathe and pump blood around their bodies.
Why is paralysis of breathing muscles dangerous?
Probably because you can't breathe...
Why is it important that involuntary muscles work without your control.?
it is important because we cant tell our selves breathe,breathe,breathe. Our brain knows so we don't control it.
Why do we become short of breath?
Your muscles use oxygen that's extracted from the air by the lungs and transported to the muscles by the blood. When you begin to move your muscles will need more oxygen, so you need to breathe faster in order for the lungs to be able to pick up more oxygen from the air.
Why do frogs open and close their mouths?
Frogs open and close their mouths to breathe. They don't have diaphragms to help them breathe, so they use muscles in their mouth to push air into their lungs. They also use this action to help them swallow food.
How do bullfrogs breathe?
they use its skin to breathe
How do children get muscles?
They are born with them.
When your active why does more blood get pumped to the muscles?
you're muscles need more oxygen which is carried in you're blood. this is why you breathe faster as well.
