The trachea is divided into two of these, each one enters a different lung and branhces into progressively smaller ducts called bronchioles.
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Inside the larynx there are two ring-shaped fold called vocal ... that create sounds when the passage of air makes them vibrate.
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Muscle that separates the thorax from the abdomen
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Respiratory movement that releases air from the lungs.
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During inspiration, the diaphragm contracts, ... and lowers itself.
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The process that takes place in the lungs is called...
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This are is common to the respiratory and digestive tracts. Food continue their journey into the esophagus, while air passes into the larynx.
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Respiratory movement in which air enters the lungs.
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The presence of nooks and crannies in the nasal cavities increases the lenght of the ... air goes within the body, making it warmer.
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Entry into this organ is regulated by a fibrous structure know as the epiglottis.
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Lungs are enveloped by the pleura: a sheet composed of two...
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This is the place where air enters the body.
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Masses of lymphoid tissue located on the side walls of the pharynx which produce white blood cells.
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This part of the respiratory system is made up of tubes or airways that collect oxygen and prepare it for cell consumption.
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While resting, pulmonary ventilation is performed ... times every minute.
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They are constituted by bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli and an extensive network of capillaries; they are highly elastic and their appearance resembles that of a sponge.
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When air reaches the lungs, it needs to be clean, humid and...
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Cells in our body need this gas to perform cell respiration.
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From this tube, air goes into the trachea.
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