The statement is false because during inspiration negative pressure will be created in thoracic cavity.
The negative pressure in thoracic cavity exerts negative pressure on superior vencava and inferior venacava . This makes more blood to return to the heart ( right) during inspiration.
Thus negative pressure makes increased venous return to the heart .
the respiratory system plays absolutley no part in venous return of blood. why is this statement...
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Discuss the role the respiratory system plays in the acid-base balance (5 pts)
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What part of the respiratory system does cigarette smoke most
adversely affect?
What part of the respiratory system does cigarette smoke most adversely affect? O alveoli bronchi trachea diaphragm Submit Request Answer