Question 57 Which of the following muscles is the prime mover for inhalation? A External intercostals B Internal intercostals C Hyoglossus D Diaphragm E Stylohyoid Question 58 1 Point 1 Point
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6. Which of the following muscles contract to promote exhalation or forced expiration (breathing out)? Select any appropriate answers: - diaphragm - external oblique and internal oblique muscles of the abdomen - external intercostal muscles - transversus abdominis muscle - internal intercostal muscles 7. The glottis is: Select any appropriate answers: - the answer is not listed - a flap of elastic tissue separating the left and right nasal cavities - the opening to the esophagus - the soft tissue that hangs at the end of the soft palate - the opening or slit in the trachea through which air will pass before it can enter the lungs
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which of the following is the muscle action that results in exhalation and causes the air pressure inside the lungs to be higher than -relaxation of the external intercostals -contraction of external intercostals -contraction of the diaphragm -relaxation of the diaphragm
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