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Hi guys over here we have to show the correct flow of air into the lungs yes.
00:08
So if we talk about this then what will be the correct answer for the airflow.
00:12
The b option will be the correct option and what it will show? it will show the air into the lungs of the mammal will flow from the larynx into the tract here, yes, then bronchile, then bronch here.
00:36
Yes and then as we align.
00:40
Yes.
00:41
So this is full of the flow.
00:44
Also we have the flow of air into the lungs of mammals.
00:49
It can be more specified as the nasal cavity, then into the parent, then into the leggings, then into the trachea, then into the primary bronchial, then into the secondary bronchial, then into the tertiary bronchial.
01:05
Then bronchios, yes, and then the alveoli, yes.
01:14
And here i have to tell you that these are not the bronchios, these are the bronchitis, yes.
01:21
So this is the primary bronchial, the secondary bronchial, the tertiary bronchial.
01:25
And over here, this is the bronchial, fine.
01:29
Okay, also you have to understand that when there is inhalation taking place in a mammal, then the air will enter into the nasal cavity and that is found inside the nose, yes, and the nasal cavity will have mucous membrane, also celia.
01:48
This cilia will be very important to remove the dust particles, yes, and also some of the foreign particles will be removed from the celia to the nasal cavity, yes.
01:59
And also you have to understand that from the nasal cavity, you will go into the fairings.
02:09
Yes.
02:11
Okay.
02:11
And from this fairings, what you can say, it will go into the voice book, which is called as the larynx...