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The brain regulates breathing through the medulla oblongata and pons, which monitor carbon dioxide levels and blood pH. When carbon dioxide levels decrease or oxygen levels are adequate, these brain regions send signals to the diaphragm and other respiratory muscles to slow down the breathing rate. This process helps maintain homeostasis and ensures proper gas exchange. Additionally, sensory feedback from the body, such as stretch receptors in the lungs, can further influence breathing patterns.
What else can I help you with?
Can you tell me 4 major organs in the human body?
Heart Brain Kindney and Lungs
What animal has the best lungs?
Every animal have Lungs will tell me something how do you think the Animal can breath for example people breath from the lungs and if you dont take care of breathing you may have asthma
How do you tell if someone is asleep?
You can tell if a person is sleeping by the way they are breathing. If they are breathing Normal, then they are awake. But if their breathing is slow and relaxed then they are asleep. Plus, if they are awake their eyes will have a twitch in them.
How do measure the aerobic capacity?
You can tell if someone is doing aerobic fitness is that they are seating a lot,breathing heavy,and have good heart and lungs
What are all the organs and structures associated with the respiratory system?
i can tell you that the respiratory system has to do with breathing, like the nose, trachea, and lungs
Do your eyes tell your nervous system slow to respond to information they receive?
It's the brain. the brain controlls everything and is apart of the core nervus ststem. and there it collects all the information.
How do you tell when a body is really dead?
When the brain is dead and has no signs of activity, when the heart completely stops and cannot be restarted, when there is no pulse or breathing and when the body is cold without breath, pulse and brain activity.
What moves up the brainstem?
The brain stem is necessary to control all involuntary functions in the human body. Signals are sent up and down the brain stem that tell your heart to beat and your lungs to breathe.
Why your heart beat all the time?
Your heat is basically a pump . If blood is not pumped to your brain, the brain will not be able to tell your heart to beat or your lungs to breathe . No heartbeat for two or three minutes, and no CPR, you're dead.
Why does a person die if injured on the hind brain?
if you mean, why do people die if injured to the brain the brain is the most important organ. it commands all your bodily functions and movements. if taken a heavy blow to the brain. it will shut down and you would eventually lose all controll of your body and die as the brain isn't telling the heart to pump blood/tell your lungs to respirate
What is human exhalation?
Exhalation, or 'breathing out', is the part of breathing where air is released from the lungs. Put another way, it is the end of the cycle of breathing. It is the opposite of inhalation, or 'breathing in', where air is taken into the lungs. OR ANOTHER WAY TO PUT IT... It is when you breathe out. That's why someone might tell you "Inhale..... Exhale.....". It's when the diaphragm pushes the air out of your lungs. When the diaphragm pulls down, you are inhaling. When your diaphragm pushes out, you have just exhaled. That's where the part "exhalation" comes from, and for "human"... I'm pretty sure you'd know that. ;) Hope this helps!
What are beavers made out of?
beavers are not and i can tell you as a fact not made out of wood. they are made out of different organs like us. e.g. skin,heart,lungs, brain,liver.........etc
