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Normal, quiet exhalation occurs when: Answers: AD A Inspiratory muscles relax B both inspiratory muscles relax and the diaphragm contracts C blood circulation is the lowest D the diaphragm contracts.

          Normal, quiet exhalation occurs when: Answers: AD 
A Inspiratory muscles relax 
B both inspiratory muscles relax and the diaphragm contracts
C  blood circulation is the lowest 
D the diaphragm contracts.
        

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00:01 During euphnea that is which is normal breathing at rest exhalation, exhalation begins when the expiratory muscles including the internal intercostal muscles and the abdominal muscles relax this relaxation this relaxation causes the volume of the thoracic volume of the this causes this…
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