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Sneezing is primarily triggered by the irritation of the nasal mucosa, which is located in the nasal passages. When irritants such as dust, pollen, or strong odors stimulate sensory nerves in the nose, they send signals to the brain's sneeze center. This results in a reflex action that causes the diaphragm and other respiratory muscles to contract, expelling air forcefully through the nose and mouth.
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What part of your body makes you sneeze?
Your nose
Which part of your body works together when you sneeze?
Your ansipentials and your minstercalls
When you sneeze what part of your body moves?
your body is reacting to a stimulus that is coming from your nose hope i helped :)
What does a sneeze does?
A sneeze is your body's way to "shoo out" a germ.
What part of speech is the word sneeze?
"Sneeze" is a verb.
What does a sneeze protect?
A sneeze is your body's way to "shoo out" a germ.
Why do people sneeze at night?
your dead skin cells fall under your bed, causing people to have a reaction to the dust dead cells) resulting them to sneeze or when you are really tired fatugue causes your body to have a reaction
What reflex response does your body show to the dust in your nose?
its process our body to protect the cells
How does stopping your sneeze kill brain cells?
The sneeze causes a small explosion in your brain, thus killing your brain cells. Thats why when we sneeze, we have to let it out.
How fast does air leave your body when you sneeze?
When you sneeze, air can leave your body at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour.
What causes people to sneeze blood?
snorting dead people.
Why people sneeze when they have a cold?
People sneeze when they have a cold primarily as a reflex to clear irritants from their nasal passages. The cold virus causes inflammation and increased mucus production, leading to congestion. Sneezing helps expel this mucus, along with any pathogens or irritants, to keep the respiratory system clear. This response is part of the body's defense mechanism to promote healing and prevent further infection.
