the bones protect the lungs that breath
not only that, the movement of the bones help the amount of air that can be taken in or let out
during inspiration (i.e; taking air in), the ribcage moves upwards and outwards (because of the contraction of external intercostal muscles and relaxation of internal intercostal muscles), this causes the sternum (chest bone) to move up and away from the ribcage. as a result, the 'dorsoventral' diameter of the thorax (lung cavity) increases. more air can now be taken in.
during expiration, the action is entirely opposite to this
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What part of skeletal system helps us move
how does the respiratory system contribute to your overall health
Yes, the skeletal system is important for the respiratory system to function properly. The ribcage, which is part of the skeletal system, protects the lungs and provides structure for the respiratory muscles to attach to in order to facilitate breathing movements. Additionally, the sternum and vertebrae provide support for the thoracic cavity, where the lungs are housed.
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The trachea is the airway in the respiratory system.
the skeletal system helps with your moving if you didn't have this you wouldn't be able to move
the skeletal helps it be more light weight ,make it glide in air,and strength and stability the respiratory helps it by again being lightweight the circulatory helps by giving the bird enof (sorryforgot how to spell it) energy to fly
Blood vascular system helps respiratory system .