Dé un ejemplo de un sistema de órganos y proporcione su función general y la función

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gavmur [86]2 years ago

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El sistema respiratorio humano es una serie de órganos responsables de tomar oxígeno y expulsar dióxido de carbono. Los órganos primarios del sistema respiratorio son los pulmones, que llevan a cabo este intercambio de gases a medida que respiramos, otro órgano que nuestro sistema respiratorio tiene es el diafragma, el diafragma es un músculo esquelético delgado que se encuentra en la base del cofre y separa el abdomen del pecho, se contrae y se aplana cuando inhalas. Esto crea un efecto de vacío que atrae el aire hacia los pulmones cuando exhalas, el diafragma se relaja y el aire sale de los pulmones.

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