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Au fur est à mesure que l’on descend dans les voies respiratoire quoi arrive t’il ?

L’épithélium s’amincit et devient un épithélium simple squameux au niveau des alvéoles pulmonaire

Pourquoi ce type d’epithelium est/il important à ce niveau?

Parce que il tapisse les conduits alvéolaires et forme les alvéoles.

Les voies respiratoire sont composées de quoi?

Nez,de la cavité nasale ,des sinus par nasaux,et du pharynx