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The breathing process is controlled by (Select all that apply)
(1 point)
the diaphragm.
the pharynx.
blood vessels.
rib muscles.
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the diaphragm and rib muscles
- The diaphragm and intercostal (rib) muscles produce the movements that expand and compress the thoracic cavity to draw air in and push it out.
- The pharynx is an airway, and blood vessels carry gases but do not control the breathing process.
- The diaphragm and intercostal (rib) muscles produce the movements that expand and compress the thoracic cavity to draw air in and push it out.
- The pharynx is an airway, and blood vessels carry gases but do not control the breathing process.
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