The is a part of the brain that sends signals to the diaphragm, causing inhalation. When receptors in the detect inhalation, they send signals back to the brain, which causes exhalation.
Answer
Selection 1:
medulla
Selection 2:
alveoli

Question

The is a part of the brain that sends signals to the diaphragm, causing inhalation. When receptors in the detect inhalation, they send signals back to the brain, which causes exhalation.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

medulla; Selection 1: medulla; Selection 2: alveoli

Unit Test

The is a part of the brain that sends signals to the diaphragm, causing inhalation. When receptors in the detect inhalation, they send signals back to the brain, which causes exhalation.

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