Asked by UHVFYVGV GY

What is the small flap at the back of your throght that keeps you from choking
Answered by N.e.e.d.F.o.r.S.p.e.e.d.
Epiglottis
Answered by N.e.e.d.F.o.r.S.p.e.e.d.
Next time say what you think it is.
Answered by the unknown
The epiglottis is a stiff flap of cartilage located above and in front of the larynx. During swallowing, the epiglottis covers the opening to the larynx to prevent food and fluids from entering the trachea. Thus, the epiglottis protects the lungs.


hope this helps..
Answered by UHVFYVGV GY
thankyou
Answered by N.e.e.d.F.o.r.S.p.e.e.d.
Your very welcome.
Answered by Writeacher
Trikzz -- I asked you earlier today to pick ONE screen name and keep it. Name switching is like spamming, and you can be put on timeout until you learn the lesson.
Answered by Trikzz
Sorry, I will keep my name Trikzz
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