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Q1Which muscle(s) is involved in forced exhalation.?? Q2True or False: Air will flow into the lungs...

Q1Which muscle(s) is involved in forced exhalation.??
Q2True or False: Air will flow into the lungs when the intrapulmonary pressure is greater than atmospheric pressure.
questions3 As a general rule, vital capacity with. height and .with age.
.Q4 Which period of pulmonary ventilation is a passive process?

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Q. 1.which muscle involved in forced exhalation?

Answer :following muscles involved in forced exhalation,

Intercostal muscles

Abdominal muscles

Sternocleidomastoid and scalene muscle .

Q. 2.air flows into the lungs when intrapulmonary pressure is greater than atmospheric pressure.

Answer : false

Because air flow into lung when atmospheric pressure is greater than intrapulmonary pressure .

Q. 3 general vital capacity with height and age:

Height :150-155 cm

Vital capacity in cm3: 2900

Height :155-160 cm

Vital capacity in cm3:3150

Height :160-165 cm

Vital capacity in cm3:3400

Height :170-175 cm

Vital capacity :3950

Height :175-180 cm

Vital capacity :4300

Age:15-25

Vital capacity :3425

Age:25-35

Vital capacity :3500

Age :35-45

Vital capacity :3225

Age :45-55

Vital capacity :3050

Age:55-65

Vital capacity :2850

Q. 4 which period of pulmonary ventilation is passive proces?

Answer : Expiration process is passive during pulmonary ventilation as in this phase air expelled and lungs are relaxed.

Sydney Mullin answered 1 year ago

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