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Mechanism of breathin in human

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Answered by Louis9
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breathing in man is controlled by the internal inter coastal and external inter coastal muscles which work

antangonistically

INHALATION)

the internal muscles relax and external contract

the ribcage moves upward andoutward

the diaphragm contracts and flattens

the volume of the chestcavity increases and pressure reduces below atmospheric pressure

the higher atmospheric pressure forces in air in the lungs through the nostrils then to trachea finally to lungs

IN EXHALATION

the internal muscles contract and external relax

ribcage moves downward and inward

the diaphragm relaxes and forms a dome shape

the volume of chest cavity decreases and pressure increases above atmospheric pressure

the increased press us forces out carbondioxide out through the lungs hence causing the lungs to deflate

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