True, the larynx is attached to the very top of the trachea.The larynx
allows you to breathe and make noises. It is made up of cartilage and
mucus membranes and it is situated right underneath the end of the
tongue. It is meant to protect the trachea, or the windpipe, while
eating and to produce sound.
<span>The nurse enters the hospital room and finds the patient is not breathing. the patient has
</span>apnea.
When your at rest and it's not beating really fast but like I said when your at rest is when it is . Hope this helps !
