Breathing
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The thoracic wall layers
24,50 € Add to basketThoracic wall layers include skin, subcutaneous tissue,
intercostal muscles, and ribs. These structures protect
vital organs and allow chest movements required for
breathing.
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Three bronchial states
24,50 € Add to basketThe three bronchial states show a healthy bronchus, one with
bronchitis, and another with asthma. Each one presents inflammation,
mucus, or constriction, affecting airflow and constriction in the airways. -
Tuberculosis and lung cancer
24,50 € Add to basketTuberculosis and lung cancer are serious lung diseases.
One is infectious and the other tumoral, but both damage
lung tissue and impair breathing. -
Vocal cords at rest
24,50 € Add to basketVocal cords at rest: relaxed state where they remain open,
allowing airflow without vibration or sound, essential for
breathing and vocal control. -
Vocal cords in whisper
24,50 € Add to basketVocal cords in whisper: the position where they approximate
without full vibration, allowing airflow and producing a soft,
low sound without the intensity of normal phonation.<p>
