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Modifying Respiration:
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Voluntary control; emotions; changes in blood pH, carbon dioxide, and oxygen levels; stretch of the lungs; movements of the limbs (proprioception); and stimuli such as touch, temperature, and pain can affect the respiratory center and modify respiration. A plus sign (+) indicates an increase in respiration, and a minus (-) sign indicates a decrease in respiration. |
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Regulation of Blood pH and Gases:
- The Respiratory System
- Introduction to Anatomy: Respiratory System
- The Human Respiratory System
- Structure and Function of the Lung
- Gas Exchange in Humans
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