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FUNCTION OF THE LUNG
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The movement of the
diaphragm
helps the air go in and out of the lungs
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When air molecules are crowded
outside
They tend to get into the lungs where there are fewer air molecules (
Inhalation
)
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When air molecules are crowded
inside
the lungs
They tend to get outside (
Exhalation
)
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Inhalation process
1. Diaphragm contracts
downward
2. Rib muscles pull
upward
3. Air fills up the
lungs
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Diaphragm movement
Provides more
breathing
space in your chest
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Diaphragm
movement
Reduces the force on your lungs so the air will move in from the outside
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Exhalation process
1. Diaphragm
loosens up
2. Ribs and lungs
thrust in
3. Gas is
exhaled
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