what does each part of the illustrated lung model represent in relation to the human breathing system
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The constructed lung model makes use of plastic bottles,straws and balloons to represent the respiratory system. ... -The upper part of the straw represents the trachea. -The parts of the straw just above the small balloons represent the bronchi. -The straws inside the balloon represents the bronchioles.
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The illustrated lung model makes use of plastic bottles, straws and, balloons to represent the respiratory system.
The upper part of the straw characterizes the trachea.
Explanation:
- The following are the construction materials used in the illustrated model of the human respiratory system.
1. The two balloons ⇒ lungs
2. The bottle ⇒ The chest cavity
3. The balloon that covers the bottom of the bottle ⇒ Diaphragm
- The inflation and deflation of the balloon demonstrate the breathing during respiration.
- When we breathe in, our lungs fill with air just like a balloon and we breathe out, it the balloon deflates.
- When we pull down the balloon at the bottom of the bottle (diaphragm), it illustrates what takes place when the diaphragm shrinks and the respiratory muscles move outward.
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