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explain in details how air enters and leave the lungs

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Answered by shivamshaurya
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The year for respiration is drawn into our body through the nostrils present in the nose. The year then goes into the nasal passage. The national passage is separated from the mouth cavity by a hard Bony palate so that we can breath in even we are eating food .

it is in the alveoli that oxygen is taken in the body and CO2 eliminated there are millions of alveoli in the lungs, to increase surface area point during the process of breathing in alveoli of lungs get filled with air containing oxygen. The alveoli are surrounded by a very thin blood vessels called capillaries carrying blood in them. Auction of air diffusers out from the alveolar walls into the blood. Oxygen is carried out to the whole body by blood.

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Answered by ayush51654
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we take breathe from our nose the air reaches our lungs ,lungs have bronchi these bronchi are further divided into bronchioles. Bronchioles have alveoli (microscopic air sac) the RBC pick up the oxygen and supply to our body cells these cells respire and gives out carbondioxide these carbondioxide are brought by RBC and carbondioxide reaches our lungs then it is exhaled
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