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the process by which
air is taken into the lungs , & then expelled out
of the lungs , by expansion & contraction of
the thoracic cavity .

2

occurs when there is no other
activity going on .

3

breathing is when speech is overlaid on the respiratory
system , breathing changes .

4

is the force that is exerted by a gas
against the walls of a container . In this case ,
the container is the lung s

5

is the quantity or amount of gas that is
present in the lungs .

6

? s Law states that the pressure of a gas is
inversely related to its volume when
temperature & amount are held constan t

7

? s states that an
unbalanced force acting on a body will cause an
acceleration .

8

During The lungs expand due to
muscular forces .
2 . The pressure in the lungs
decreases ( What law is
active here ? )
3 . Air flows from outside the
body , where pressure is
higher , towards the lower
pressure that is in the lung s

9

During Lung volume decreases due to passive forces .
2 . Pressure within the lungs increases ( what law
is active here ? : Boyle ? s Law )
3 . Air flows from the higher pressure in the lungs
to the outside ( what law is active here ? :
Newton ? s 3rd Law of Motion )

10

is the force that will act upon a structure
until it rotate s

11

During , the cartilage of the ribs ( this is
where the ribs articulate or join up with the
sternum ) is torqued until the ribs rotate
anteriorly , superiorly , and laterally .

12

refers to the ability of a structure to
return to its normal shape after it has been
stretched or compresse d

13

Elasticity tells you what the do during
breathing ? they stretch during inhalation and
then they compress , returning to their original
shape , during exhalation .

14

is the force that pulls structures back
towards eart h

15

is a law stating that the ideal gas at constant pressure is directionally proportionally to the absolute temperatur e

 
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