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Post-Video Quiz: 1. What are the trachea, bronchi and bronchioles? (0:40) 2. What are the alveoli and why are they so important? (1:00) 3. Describe the alveolus (1:14) 4. How do alveoli and capillaries pull oxygen into the body and push CO2 out? (1:58) 5. How should breathing rate be calculated? (3:30)
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