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Choosê the réct word and write it on the space provided. 1. When you inhale ( see figure A ) a. the ribs move b. the diaphragm moves there is noW ( inward OR outward ) (upward OR downward ) (more OR less ) space in the chest area ( in OR out ) to fill the space C. d. air rushes when you exhale ( see figure B) a. the ribs move b. the diaphragm moves c. there is now d. because of this pressure air moves ( inward OR outward ) ( upward OR downward ) more OR less ) space in the chest area ( in OR out) of the lungs ni e'ssnw

Choosê the réct word and write it on the space provided. 1. When you inhale ( see figure A ) a. the ribs move b. the diaphragm moves there is noW ( inward OR outward ) (upward OR downward ) (more OR less ) space in the chest area ( in OR out ) to fill the space C. d. air rushes when you exhale ( see figure B) a. the ribs move b. the diaphragm moves c. there is now d. because of this pressure air moves ( inward OR outward ) ( upward OR downward ) more OR less ) space in the chest area ( in OR out) of the lungs ni e'ssnw

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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ISBN:9781133478294

Author:Chatterjee

Publisher:Chatterjee

Chapter11: Instrumentation In Respiration

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Problem 13P

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