The parts of the respiratory system are listed below but they are not in order.rearrange the organs in order to show how the air circulates in our body.
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Inhalation (Breathing in):1. Nose/Mouth (entry point of air)2. Pharynx (throat)3. Larynx (voice box)4. Trachea (windpipe)5. Bronchi (primary airways, one for each lung)6. Bronchioles (smaller airways within lungs)7. Alveoli (air sacs where gas exchange occurs)Gas Exchange:1. Alveoli (oxygen diffuses into bloodstream, carbon dioxide diffuses out)Exhalation (Breathing out):1. Alveoli2. Bronchioles3. Bronchi4. Trachea5. Larynx6. Pharynx7. Nose/Mouth (exit point of air)This order illustrates the pathway of air:1. Air enters through the nose or mouth.2. Air passes through the pharynx and larynx.3. Air enters the trachea, then divides into bronchi.4. Bronchi branch into bronchioles, leading to alveoli.5. Gas exchange occurs in alveoli.6. Air, now containing carbon dioxide, exits the alveoli.7. Air passes back through bronchioles, bronchi, trachea, larynx, pharynx, and nose/mouth.Note: This is a simplified representation. There are additional structures, like the diaphragm and rib cage, that facilitate breathing.
