Because the lung has two bronchi, it can still function if one bronchus is blocked by a foreign object. No gas exchange will happen to the affected side, and the other lung will compensate for the loss of air. The blocked portion though can become inflamed and can lead to infection and damage.
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<em><u>Where is the friction that allows the skater to complete the move that is occurring in this image?</u></em>
- <em><u>D. The point of contact between the skates and her foot.</u></em>
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Explanation:
thats all that I could find I hope it helps a little bit :)
Fenestrated simple squamous epithelium
