Which of the following is the common passage for both digestive and respiratory systems?

Oesophagus

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Pharynx

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Larynx

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Trachea

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The correct option is B
Pharynx

Pharynx is the common passage for both digestive and respiratory systems

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Which of the following is the correct sequence of air passage during inhalation ?
(a) nostrils $\to$ larynx $\to$ pharynx $\to$ trachea $\to$ lungs
(b) nasal passage $\to$ trachea pharynx $\to$ lirynx $\to$ alveoli
(c) larynx $\to$ nostrils $\to$ pharynx $\to$ lungs
(d) nostrils $\to$ pharynx $\to$ larynx $\to$ trachea $\to$ alevoli

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Which is the correct sequence of air passage during inhalation?

(a) $N o s t r i l s \to l a r y n x \to p h a r y n x \to t r a c h e a \to l u n g s$
(b) $N a s a l p a s s a g e \to t r a c h e a \to p h a r y n x \to l a r y n x \to a l v e o l i$
(c) $L a r y n x \to n o s t r i l s \to p h a r y n x \to l u n g s$
(d) $N o s t r i l s \to p h a r y n x \to l a r y n x \to t r a c h e a \to a l v e o l i$

The correct sequence of air passage during inhalation?

$N o s t r i l s \to p h a r y n x \to l a r y n x \to t r a c h e a \to a l v e o l i$

Q. Arrange the following parts of the human respiratory tract in the same order in which air flows during expiration:
Nasal chamber, pharynx, larynx, internal nares, trachea, lungs

Which organ system is consists trachea, larynx and pharynx?

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Which of the following is the common passage for both digestive and respiratory systems?

The correct option is B Pharynx Pharynx is the common passage for both digestive and respiratory systems

The correct option is B
Pharynx

Pharynx is the common passage for both digestive and respiratory systems