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Respiratory System Homework  

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Respiratory System Homework Describe the ways in which air is made to enter and leave the lungs during breathing. When breathing in the intercostals and the diaphragm contracts. Thorax volume increases and the air is drawn in the lungs. Air is drawn in the thorax, and then through the sternum, which after goes into the lungs. After the muscles between the ribs pull the rib cage and sternum up and out and finally the diaphragm moves down. When breathing out the intercostals and diaphragm relaxes. Thorax volume decreases and the air is forced out of the lungs. Air is forced in the rib cage and sternum drop in and down, then the air is forced out the thorax and finally to force the air out of the thorax the diaphragm moves up. Describe the jobs of red and white blood cells and explain how these are carried out. The...

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