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The first step in mouth to mouth artificial respiration is?
pinch nose shut
What advantage does aerobic respiration have?
You are in a positive oxygen enviroment.
Should you start with mouth to mouth respiration if someone is choking?
get ur self to the hos pital
How many kinds of respiration occur in your body?
There Is two kinds of respiration through your mouth and also your nose
What is the major adaptive advantage for cellular respiration?
Since some organisms are able to switch metabolic pathways depending on if oxygen is available they have an adaptive advantage. For other organisms if there is no oxygen then there is no respiration.
How is Respiration Achieved?
mouth,nose, trachea, lung and diaphram
Advantage of word of mouth?
...kisses sometimes.
Is respiration only given artifically by CPR?
Yes, respiration is only given artificially by CPR. Respirations can be given via a mask, bag-valve mask, or mouth-to-mouth (not recommended).
What are the advantages if any of anaerobic respiration?
The only advantage of anaerobic respiration is that it releases energy at intervals. This is unlike aerobic respiration which will emit all energy at once.
Mouth to mouth or mouth to nose should normally be used for artificial respiration because they are what?
They are the means to get air (oxygen) into the lungs.
Explain the respiration of toad through the mouth?
Toads exhibit a unique method of respiration known as buccal respiration, where they use their mouth to facilitate gas exchange. When a toad opens its mouth, it lowers the floor of its buccal cavity, allowing air to flow in. The toad then closes its mouth and raises the floor, pushing the air into the lungs for oxygen uptake and carbon dioxide expulsion. This method is particularly important when the toad is underwater or in moist environments, complementing cutaneous respiration through their skin.
What is the name of the organ involved in respiration?
Respiration involves the lungs. The lungs inflate with air, and this allows oxygen into the lungs. The windpipe and mouth and nose are also involved in respiration.
