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Title: Why might you purposely yawn when you descend to land while flying in an airplane? What will be ... Post by: palantriel on Mar 31, 2018 Why might you purposely yawn when you descend to land while flying in an airplane?
What will be an ideal response? Question 2 Explain how proprioceptors work What will be an ideal response? Title: Why might you purposely yawn when you descend to land while flying in an airplane? What will be ... Post by: bambino131913 on Mar 31, 2018 Eustachian tubes protect the tympanic membrane (eardrum) from damage by changes in environmental atmospheric pressure. The pressure changes associated with flying can be relieved by yawning or swallowing because the tube opens. The tube opening allows air to flow into or out of the middle ear, resulting in equalization of pressure on both sides of the eardrum. Proprioceptors allow the central nervous system to monitor the bodys position and help keep the body in balance. They are slow to adapt, so that body position and balance are constantly monitored. Your body can detect and adjust to changes in weight on the body so that it stays in balance, that is proprioceptors allow your body to compensate unconsciously. Title: Why might you purposely yawn when you descend to land while flying in an airplane? What will be ... Post by: palantriel on Mar 31, 2018 I'm still confused, but thanks for answering correctly
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