Breathe easy, we've got all your diaphragm gifts right here. Respiratory therapists will adore this delightful diaphragm pin. Looks snazzy on a badge reel or hospital lanyard!
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What is the Diaphragm and How Does It Work?
The diaphragm is lung's helper! When you inhale, the diaphragm is a giant muscle that moves down, making room for air-filled lungs. When you exhale, the diaphragm helps push air out by moving back up. Ahhh! So inspiring!
Did you know hiccups are caused by diaphragm spasms? Your diaphragm suddenly contracts, causing air to leave the lungs suddenly. This makes your vocal cords close, creating the hiccup sound. Now if you'll -- *hic* -- excuse me, I have to -- *hic* -- go drink some water.
Did you know hiccups are caused by diaphragm spasms? Your diaphragm suddenly contracts, causing air to leave the lungs suddenly. This makes your vocal cords close, creating the hiccup sound. Now if you'll -- *hic* -- excuse me, I have to -- *hic* -- go drink some water.