explain process of inspiration and expiration in details
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Inspiration:
- External intercoastal muscles and diaphragm muscles contract.
- Contraction of these muscles result in increased volume of intra-thoracic cavity due to antero-posterior and supero-inferior expansion.
- So, the intra-thoracic pressure falls (similar to Boyle's Law) and becomes lesser than the atmospheric air pressure.
- This pressure difference allows air to flow from atmosphere to the lungs (from high pressure to low pressure).
- This is the mechanism of inspiration.
Expiration:
- The external intercoastal muscles and diaphragm relax.
- This results in decrease in intra-thoracic volume.
- In turn , the intra-thoracic pressure increases and becomes greater than the atmospheric air pressure.
- So , air moves from lung (high pressure) to outside (low pressure).
- Sometimes , forceful expiration is made by contraction of internal intercoastal muscles and abdominal muscle contraction.
- This is the mechanism of expiration.
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During expiration, there is a decrease in the volume of the thoracic cavity due to diaphragm being dome-shaped and contraction of the intercostal muscles. This allows the lungs to push the air outside
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