what is the role of rings of cartilage in throat
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ROLE OF CARTILAGENOUS RINGS IN HUMAN TRACHEA IS THAT WHENEVER THERE IS NO AIR IN THE TRACHEA THE WALL OF TRACHEA DO NOT COLLAPSE.
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CARTLAGENOUS RINGS ARE PRESENT ONLY IN TRACHEA BECAUSE TRACHEA IS THE LONGEST PART OF RESPIRATORY PATHWAY, OTHER PARTS ARE TWO SHORT TO BE COVERED BY A SKELETON
well hey can we tell that the trachea to prevent from getting choked
NO CHOKING IS SOMETHING ELSE. CHOKING IS WHEN SOME MATERIAL HAS BEEN FIXED IN YOUR PATHWAY
BUT HERE THESE RINGS PREVENT TRACHEA FROM COLLAPSING
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I WILL GIVE YOU AN EXAMPLE
WHENEVER YOU CREATE A VACCUUM THAT VACCUUM TRIES TO COLLAPSE THE WALLS OF THE CONTAINER. SAME THING IS HAPPENING HERE.
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the RINGS OF CARTILAGE prevents the trachea from collapsing when there is not much air in it by internally supporting the trachea .
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