Human Anatomy and Physiology › Help with Inspiration and Expiration Physiology
Which of the following best describes the physiological mechanism used by the human body during a normal inspiratory phase of breathing?
The contraction of the abdominal muscles taking place is important in __________.
You are a physician taking care of a patient with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), a disease that results in difficulty expiring air from the lungs, but generally does not affect the ability to inspire air. You measure the amount of that the patient expires in a single breath. What do you expect the
readings to be during this expired breath?
Which section of the brain controls unconscious breathing?
What happens during inspiration?
A man who suffers from complete paralysis of his intercostal muscles would still have a normal value for his __________.
When the diaphragm contracts (is pulled downward), __________ occurs.
During quiet breathing, which of the following is the main inspiratory muscle operating?
When exercising, the muscles of inspiration include __________.
While breathing, the diaphragm alternately contracts and relaxes to change the pressure of the lungs. Which of the following is correct during expiration?