Human Physiology
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Author: Fox, Stuart Ira
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Chapter 16, Problem 1bCP
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The structure and function of the conducting zone of the respiratory system.
Introduction:
Respiratory system is a series of organs that are involved in taking up oxygen and expelling out carbon dioxide. The lungs are the primary organs that are involved in the exchange of gases. Alveoli are the tiny sacs where the exchange of gases occur. The respiratory system has a conducting zone and a respiratory zone.
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