Thoracic Cavity Pressure & Volume Changes with Diaphragm Movement: A Lung Model Explanation
Pressure decrease, volume increases
As the external intercostal muscles contracts pulling rubber diaphragm(diaphragm muscle and internal intercostal muscles relax), volume increases which causes alveolar pressure within alveoli and thoracic cavity to drops below atmospheric pressure, and air flows into lungs (inhalation).
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