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A high reading on the Heymer test indicates a reduced ability of the lungs to expel air, suggesting impaired respiratory function. This test measures the time it takes for a person to exhale after a deep inhalation; longer times suggest potential issues such as obstructive lung disease or decreased pulmonary capacity. Higher readings may also signal restrictive lung disease or decreased compliance of the lungs. Overall, it serves as an indicator of respiratory health and efficiency.
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How the integumentary system and the respiratory system work together?
i dont think it works with the repiratory system. i dont think it works with the repiratory system.
Is the esopghaus part of the repiratory system?
No
What are the largest organs in the repiratory system?
The lungs.
Which of these is not a function of the repiratory system?
Circulate blood.
Where is the repiratory system located in your body?
the thoracic cavity
What diseases affect the repiratory system?
Cystic Fibrosis
What is the most important organ in the repiratory system?
The lungs.
What organs are affected by cold sores?
Repiratory system
What is a common passage for digestive and repiratory system?
The throat.
What can you do with the repiratory system?
You breathe and send oxygen to your blood system, as well as energy.
How is the repiratory system connected to the other systems of the body?
Via the cardio-vascular system and the nervous system.
What would happen if the repiratory system stopped working?
you would die
