Why does the term expired mean that a patient has died? 2. What are the benefits of having the lungs inside the rib cag

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Why does the term expired mean that a patienthas died?
2. What are the benefits of having the lungs inside therib cage, close to the heart?
3. How does the environment affect lung health?
4. What is the biggest lifestyle change you can make todecrease your chances of getting lung cancer?
5. Why is digestion important? Think ofdiseases/disorders of the gastrointestinal system. Whichfunction(s) do they impair?
6. A patient has part of his intestines removed. How wouldyou build a term to represent the "new opening" between the tworemaining parts of the patient's intestines? Pronounce yourresult.
7. When building medical terms, especially those relatedto the GI system, the order of the combining forms is important;forexample, gastroenteritis and gastroesophagealreflux disease. Consider the significance of these differentorderings. What might these differences mean?