Fill in the gaps... breathing mechanism?

Question

Air moves from high pressure to low pressure. During breathing in low pressure is created in the chest so that a__________ pressure forces air into the lungs. During breathing out, high pressure must be created in the chest so air is forced out of the lungs. The lungs do not contain muscles so they cannot move themselves. They therefore rely on other strctures to produce the p_______ changes.

The Elasticity of the Lungs: The lungs are s________ during breathing in so when the diaphragm and intercostal muscles raise, the lungs recoil pushing air out, like a balloon.


answers or possibilities would be much appreciated x)
thankyou. x

RAKESH · Accepted Answer

1.high pressure ( equivalent to the atmospheric pressure 760 mm of Hg)

2.pressure changes ( by diaphragm and the intercostal muscles of ribcage)

3.semi-elastic( also called as visco-elastic or erroneous )

kula · Answer

the youngster in everyone fills interior the gaps. i'm on a hitchhiking trip up the West coast (US). little ones have helped me fill in some areas. i replaced into strolling by downtown la alongside a furnishings shop and a 4 365 days previous lady made each face at me she might desire to think of of and that i spoke back in type. She finally bored with it and jumped on a bunk mattress. thank you to your tale.

Anonymous · Answer

Atmospheric
Positive
Stretch

zzzzzzzzzzz · Answer

a = atmospheric= 100% certain
p= postive, power,= not sure
s=dont have a clue

Sammy21 · Answer

atmospheric
 positive
stretched

=-)

Trending News

Fill in the gaps... breathing mechanism?

5 Answers