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Breathing vocabulary

by Luis Cruz Gonzalez
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The respiratory system enables gas exchange between the body and the atmosphere . Air enters through the nasal cavity and travels down the to the , which branch into smaller . In the lungs , the tiny are surrounded by capillaries where passes into the blood and is released from it . in red blood cells carries oxygen , while carbon dioxide is mostly transported as bicarbonate in . The and intercostal muscles contract to expand the chest cavity , facilitating and expiration .

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