Intercostal

... in atmosphere to lower region in alveloi...is this right so far...but my question is we, talk about lowering the diaphragm and elevating the intercostal muscles to do this and due to this reason the pressure decreases BUT when we breath in we are already breathing in Oxygen and whilst doing ...

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... from the body... starting with it diffusing into the lungs...what is the pathway and process of the body removing it? incorporating,,,,diagragm, intercostal muscles, ventilation homeostatic control, chemoreceptors effectors ph ect, medulla oblongata I know all these are involved but in what order??? ...

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... a large amount of nerve agent. This apnea is probably mediated through the CNS, although peripheral factors (skeletal muscle weakness, e.g., the intercostal muscles, and bronchoconstriction) may contribute. Gastrointestinal tract: After they are absorbed, nerve agents cause an increase in the ...

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