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Air doesn't directly travel around your heart and throat; instead, it moves through your respiratory system. When you inhale, air enters your mouth or nose, travels through the trachea, and then branches into the bronchi, leading to the lungs. The heart, located slightly to the left of center in the chest, is surrounded by the pleural cavity and does not interfere with the airflow in the respiratory passages, as these systems are anatomically separate but closely positioned.
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How can a sore throat lead to heart disease?
A sore throat has no connection to heart disease.
When was Throat Full of Heart created?
Throat Full of Heart was created on 2008-01-18.
How does oxygen that is in the air get into your blood?
lungs pumps air to the heart and heart pumps air around body through blood
Where can the pulsing of blood from the heart beat be felt?
The major arteries, close to the body surface. --usually around the wrist, throat, heart, or feet
What does my throat burn after drinking blood?
I drink it a lot to. 👄but it never burns my throat. It may not be the blood. It's jut heartburn from the blood you swallowed running through your tubes and around your heart
What are the organs of the Respritory System?
Lungs, heart and throat
What does my heart jumped into your throat mean?
when your surprised / in shock
What organ processes the air that's to be released into your bllood?
When you inhale air, the oxygen is sent to your heart through pulmonary veins and arteries. The heart then puts the oxygen into the blood, which is sent around the body from the heart.
What is the function of a throat?
The throat contains the esophagus and the trachea. The esophagus is for food and the trachea is for air.
Does frequent sorethroat cause heart associated disease or once is enough?
Frequent sore throat will not necessarily cause heart disease. One episode of strep throat leading to rheumatic fever can cause heart disease.
How can a sore throat affect the heart and blood?
hip hop
Where does air pass after the nose?
your mouth and throat
