Air travelling from the mouth to the lungs passes through which of these tubes?
Correct answer: Trachea
constantgamer0421
Esophagus for food and drink. Trachea for air.
HisChamp
I've had two intubations in my life and I'd have died without it.
Envied1
I love a bit of human bio 🤗
Player BRAINY SMURF
Tell me about it.. Had a Trachea inserted tube for long 7 months..
U can't speak till the Tracheastomy is closed.. so i couldn't spk fr whole 7 mnths..
Jackie
songbird, In Britain these words tend to be spelt in this way, e.g. anaemia, oestrogen, haemoglobin and foetus. I think it does make the words more difficult to spell, but conversely makes it easier to recognise their common origin. E.g. any word with "aem" in it is likely to be about blood.
songbird
BotanyBae #63809, I believe the 'oesophagus' version is from the Latin. Many medical terms have an 'ae' in the spelling but commonly spelled with "e" only i.e. paediatrician or pediatrician
mick dundee
my MASH watching helped there, recall father Mulcahy performing a tracheotomy
Player #3314187 rose
rose.i know this with my husband being on oxygen all the time.
Player #38618593
Jackie,
Spelling is from Greek, the origin of these words.
Kaylatoledo
mick dundee, great episode!
Player #44608313
songbird, ae words are from Greek origin.
Mujahid Mohideen R
constantgamer0421, Thank you I was confused.
BlUeMoOn
this is the worst game everrr
Guillermo Jr.
Bhuvy Kumar, good point..
Bhuvy Kumar
it is obvious that the answer is trachea. Coz oesophagus carries food and also air, but trachea carries only air.
Player #31632641
I have studied about 2 tubes which was mentioned here..Eustachian tube and trachea so eustachian tube is related to ears so the answer goes TRACHEA.
Rose
noice easy lungs
KookyOrangutan5005
duh air not food 😬 🔫
Pchblsom
Montana Lady, What???
Bluly
Omg can’t believe I missed this
ReverseModification1
TillyTiger2003, l
Lisa
Missing words in the clue.
MikeandCara4ever
AudaciousHothead1494, I believe you can close your esophagus up and still breathe.
Vickiknows
Alice, it has to go through your esophagus first.
ShinyPoodle11986
The word was not Broken Down.
PointedVirgo58747
Yep.good question
Montana Lady
HisChamp, I've had one... I was taking a shower one day, suddenly stopped breathing, and woke up intubated. My official diagnosis was, "sometimes that happens"!
#NCFCAcompetitor
BotanyBae #63809, Sorry I misinterpreted your statement!
#NCFCAcompetitor
BotanyBae #63809, the esophagus transports food not air.
BotanyBae #63809
TillyTiger2003, in America it's spelled esophagus.