why the walls of trachea are supported by cartiginous ring? (answer it in 3 mark question)
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Trachea is a tube which is used transmit air from lungs to out . It is also known as Windpipe .
It is supported by cartiginous ring to prevent trachea from collapsing .
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Trachea is a tube which is used transmit air from lungs to out . It is also known as Windpipe .
It is supported by cartiginous ring to prevent trachea from collapsing .
Hope it helps you .
Have a nice day .
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This is because a low pressure zone in the trachea whenever we inhale air from our lungs.
The high pressure zone present outside the trachea , pushes the tracheal wall.
So, The trachea is supported by the cartiginious rings to help in maintaining its shape and prevent it from collapsing.
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The high pressure zone present outside the trachea , pushes the tracheal wall.
So, The trachea is supported by the cartiginious rings to help in maintaining its shape and prevent it from collapsing.
Please mark this answer The Brainliest If it helps you : )
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