Answer:
They have lower GDP rates which do not allow them to invest more in health care.
Explanation:
Countries that are poor economically have higher infant mortality rates than the countries which are developed and economically rich. Countries like Somalia, Afghanistan, Central African Republic are poor countries and their GDP is very less than developing and developed countries so they invest less in the health care sector compared to developing and developed countries.
Due to this reason, the health care system is poor in these countries and the infant mortality rate is very high. For example in 2018 the infant mortality rate of Afghanistan was 110.6 and Afghanistan was at first position in infant mortality rate.
A: The pathway of air goes from the nasal cavity (or oral cavity) to the pharynx to the trachea to the primary bronchi (right and left) to the secondary bronchi to the tertiary bronchi to bronchioles to the alveoli (site of gas exchange)
B: when relaxed, the diaphragm is a dome shape. when we inhale, the diaphragm flattens down, increasing the thorax volume. this reduces the pressure in the thorax, so air moves into the lungs to equalize the pressure. when we exhale the diaphragm moves back into its relaxed dome position.
The spine also known as the vertebral column or spinal column.
