Introduction to respiratory system anatomy

The respiratory system is responsible for the exchange of gases between air outside the body and blood inside the body. It begins at the nose and runs to the lungs as branching tubes ending in microscopic alveoli. The lungs are filled with air and emptied by movements of the walls of the thorax and the diaphragm translated onto the lungs by the pleural membranes. Let's have a visual look at this anatomy.
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Under the Tide by Gregory David
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Illustration by Microsoft Bing and DALL-E.

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I'm in my respiratory module in med school right now so the timing of this video was apropos. Thanks so Dr. Webster.

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So we’ll appreciate if u do that for us(clinical anatomy)

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there's a question does the lungs and diaphragm connected to each other? and why?

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The diaphragm is the base of the lung and is not connected to it... Because the lung is a membrane that needs to be compressed by muscles, so there is a diaphragm that presses on the lung to get air out

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Didn't mention olfaction...

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