Review the sequence of events during passive expiration by completing each sente

ID: 3479184 • Letter: R

Question

Review the sequence of events during passive expiration by completing each sentence, and then drag the steps into the proper sequence.
Word Bank:

lungs

chest wall

intrapleural pressure (Pip)

alveolar

Alveolar pressure (Palv).

atmospheric pressure (Patm).

Transpulmonary pressure (Ptp).

Diaphragm

____________ moves back toward its preinspiration value, allowing the lungs to passively recoil toward their preinspiration size.

Air flows out of ____________ .

____________ increases back toward its preinspiration value.

____________ becomes greater than ____________ .

The ____________ and inspiratory intercostal muscles stop contracting, causing the ____________ to recoil inward.

Air in ____________ sacs becomes compressed.

The transpulmonary pressure increases back towards the inspiration value.

The diaphragm and inspiratory intercoastal muscles stop contracting causing the chest wall to recoil inward

The alveolar pressure becomes greater than atmospheric pressure

The intra pleural pressure moves back towards pre inspiration value allowing the lungs to passively recoils towards pre inspiration size

Air in the alveolar sacs become compressed

Air flow out of lungs.

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