Question

what happens if diaphragm is missing in our body

Answer 1

During inhalation and exhalation the diaphragm will be pulled down and comes back to its original position respectively. When diaphragm is pulled down the volume of the chest cavity increases thus the volume of lungs which allows the air to pass inside the lungs. When diaphragm comes back to its original status, the volume of chest cavity decreases, this makes the air pressure in the lungs to increase thus sending the air outside. Hence diaphragm plays a vital role.

Answer 2

if the DIAPHRAGM IS NOT PRESENT then there will be no hish pressure or low preesure created in the lunga or outside the lungs . the lunga and the lungs work inappropriately