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Why is it almost acceptable to describe your respiratory system like “a backward inside-out tree shoved up your nose?"
This lesson describes the structural anatomy of your respiratory, from the nostril to the lung. It travels through sinuses (that smell), through ever-branching tubes, to end at alveoli. These tiny sacs then inflate and exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide.
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Introduction - A Backwards Inside-Out Tree Shoved Up Your Nose
Diagram Interpretation - Respiratory A&P
Reading activity - read specific information boxes in the textbook, then answer questions
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