Nasal Cavity: The First Stop for Your Breath - Understanding Respiration
The initial site of respiration is the nasal cavity.
When we inhale, air enters our body through the nasal cavity. Here, the air is filtered, moistened, and warmed to body temperature. The nasal cavity also contains receptors that help us smell.
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