| Bellows | = | Lung |
|---|---|---|
| Struts and airtight material ("chambers") | = | Airways (pipes) and air sacs |
| Navigable and mobile apparatus A flexible framework (power transmission) and |
= | Respiratory pump The bony ribcage (power transmission) and |
| Someone who works to move the bellows (engine)and navigates it (navigation centre) | = | Respiratory muscles (navigated by the respiratory centre in the brain via nerves) on the rib cage and on the diaphragm |
Put simply, breathing [Ventilation] means air streaming into your lungs followed by air streaming out of your lungs.
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Not only the lungs, as might be assumed at first, play an important role in the breathing process. For the result of breathing ("How many litres of air can I breathe?"); equivalent to "How fast can I walk with it?", lungs and respiratory pump need to work together perfectly.Order a digital version of the book HERE
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