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INHALATION: The stretch receptors in the medulla oblongata detects the increased level of Choose... and signals the Choose... and Choose... (rib muscles) to Choose... This causes the ribs to move Choose... and the diaphragm to move Choose... The volume Choose... which creates a Choose... pressure and air flows Choose... the lungs. <

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Chapter17: Respiratory System

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