Internal parts of the human body

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• Juan David Arias Ríos
• Oscar Julián Palacio Restrepo
• Johan Sebastián Salazar Ciro
• Cristian David Jaramillo Bedoya
• Cristian David Giraldo Hernández
Internal parts of the human body
 Larynx
• the hollow muscular organ forming an air passage to the lungs and
holding the vocal cords in humans and other mammals; the voice box.
Effects of the larynx in aviation.
Low humidity causes the filtering functions of the nose and upper airways
(through the mucus) to be compromised. When air is breathed, it enters the
nose, passes through the trachea and through the upper airways goes to the
lungs. On its way, the air is heated, humidified and filtered
 lungs
• The human lungs are anatomical structures belonging to the respiratory system,
they are located in the rib cage, on both sides of the mediastinum

• effects of the lungs in aviacion

• You inhale oxygen and exhale carbón dioxide. Excessive respiration produces
low levels of carbón dioxide in the blood. This causes many of the symptoms
of hyperventilation. You may hyperventilation for emotional reasons, such as
during a panic attack.
 Arteries
• A blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to various parts of the
body.
Effects of arteries in aviation
the arteries are responsible for transporting blood throughout the body if the
arteries increase their pressure due to causes such as flight nervousness or
shortness of breath as these are going to clog and the blood is not going to
circulate normally
MUSCLE SYSTEM
The muscular system is the set of more than 600 muscles that exist in the body
human, the function of most muscles is to produce movements of the parts of the
body. The muscular system creates a balance by stabilizing the position of the body, producing
movement, regulate the volume of organs, mobilize substances within the body and
heat.
Effects of the muscle in the aviationsuffer
The muscles are one of the parts of the human body that most in the aviacion for the mechanic of aircraft when it
makes repetitive movements or for the passengers in long flights because most of their time they are seated