Question 1
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Tidal volume refers to
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the volume of air in the lungs when passively breathing
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the lung volume when inhaling to the full extent of lung capacity
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the lung volume of maximum inhalation to maximum exhalation
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the volume of air left in the lungs after exhaling
Question 2
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Which animal would have the highest tidal volume?
Question 3
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Which animal would have the lowest respiratory frequency?
Question 4
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All domestic species have two clearly-defined lobes in their left lung, EXCEPT for...
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horses
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ruminants
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pigs
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carnivores
Question 5
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Which of the following is NOT a lobe of the right lung?
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cranial
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middle
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caudal
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medial
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accessory
Question 6
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Which animal(s) has its cranial lobe supplied by the tracheal bronchus?
Question 7
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Which lung lobe lies along the ventral midline of the left and right lung?
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cranial
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caudal
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medial
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accessory
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middle
Question 8
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Which pleura lines the lateral wall of the rib cage?
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mediastinal pleura
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diaphragmatic pleura
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costal pleura
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visceral pleura
Question 9
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Which structures are contained within the mediastinum?
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lungs
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thymus
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trachea
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heart
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caudal vena cava
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right phrenic nerve
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oesophagus
Question 10
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Which pleura is attached to the surface of the lung?
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pulmonary pleura
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costal pleura
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diaphragmatic pleura
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mediastinal pleura
Question 11
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"Roaring" is usually caused by damage to which nerve?
Question 12
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Which of the following make up the conducting airways?
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trachea
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bronchi
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bronchioles
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terminal bronchioles
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respiratory bronchioles
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alveolar ducts
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alveolar sacs
Question 13
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Gas exchange occurs in the
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conducting airways
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respiratory zone
Question 14
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Dead spaces refer to areas that are ventilated but not perfused.
Question 15
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What type of epithelium lines the trachea?
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ciliated columnar epithelium
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ciliated cuboidal epithelium
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ciliated stratified squamous epitihelium
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non-ciliated columnar epithelium
Question 16
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Which of the following are characteristics of the bronchus?
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ciliated columnar epithelium
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cuboidal epithelium
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contains goblet cells
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contains clara cells
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has irregular plates of cartilage
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has a vascular sheath known as the peribronchial
Question 17
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Which of the following are characteristics of bronchioles?
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ciliated columnar epithelium
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cuboidal epithelium
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has goblet cells
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has clara cells
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has irregular plates of cartilage
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has a vascular sheath known as the peribronchial sheath
Question 18
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Contraction of which structure allows for redistribution of gas in the lungs?
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alveolar duct
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alveolar sac
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alveolus
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respiratory bronchiole
Question 19
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What is considered the "exhcange tissue" of the lung?
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Alveloli
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Pneumocytes
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Clara cells
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Goblet cells
Question 20
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Connective tissue cells and fibers make up the alveolar interstitium.
Question 21
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Which of the following is a consequence of pulmonary fibrosis?
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large deposition of collage when prevents proper inspiration
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large deposition of fibrin
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invasion of basophils into the alveolar spaces
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inefficient gas exchange
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reduced compliance
Question 22
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Blood in the bronchial artery drains via the
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common capillary network
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bronchial veins
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azygous veins
Question 23
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What type of muscle surrounds the airways in the lung?
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Smooth muscle
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Skeletal muscle
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Cardiac muscle
Question 24
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Fick's law refers to
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how the rate of gas exchange is affected by the pressure difference, thickness and total surface area of a tissue
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the binding affinity of oxygen and hemoglobin when related to acidity and carbon dioxide concentration
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how the energy contraction of a cardiac muscle fiber is proportional to the initial fiber length at rest
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how the binding of O2 to hemoglobin in the lungs causes the displacement of CO2 from hemoglobin
Question 25
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How would an increase in tissue thickness affect gas exchange?
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it would decrease
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it would increase
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it would not change
Question 26
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What is the partial pressure of O2 at the arterial and venous ends of the pulmonary capillary respectively?
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A: 40 mmHg
V: 104 mmHg
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A: 45 mmHg
V: 110 mmHg
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A: 104 mmHg
V: 40 mmHg
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A: 45 mmHg
V: 40 mmHg
Question 27
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What is the partial pressure of CO2 at the arterial and venous ends of the pulmonary capillary?
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A: 45 mmHg
V: 40 mmHg
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A: 40 mmHg
V: 104 mmHg
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A: 40 mmHg
V: 45 mmHg
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A: 110 mmHg
V: 45 mmHg
Question 28
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All other factors being the same, which partial pressures would result in the slowest diffusion of O2 into the tissue?
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Arterial blood PO2: 95 mmHg
Interstitial fluid PO2: 40 mmHg
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Arterial blood PO2: 80 mmHg
Interstitial fluid PO2: 60 mmHg
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Arterial blood PO2: 70 mmHg
Interstitial fluid PO2: 20 mmHg
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Arterial blood PO2: 120 mmHg
Interstitial fluid PO2: 70 mmHg
Question 29
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In a normal animal, how would perfusion (Q) and ventilation (V) be affected in the lower region of the lung?
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both Q and V would be higher but Q > V
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both Q and V would be higher but V > Q
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both Q and V would be equally lower
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both Q and V would be lower but Q > V
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both Q and V would be equally higher
Question 30
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In a normal animal, how would ventilation (V) and perfusion (Q) be affected in the upper zone of the lungs?
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both Q and V would be lower but V > Q
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both Q and V would be lower but Q > V
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both Q and V would be higher but V > Q
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both Q and V would be higher but Q < V
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both Q and V would equally increase
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both Q and V would equally decrease
Question 31
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In the upper zone of the lung, ventilation is better than perfusion.
Question 32
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A small degree of shunt occurs in which region of a healthy lung?
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lower zone
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mid zone
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upper zone
Question 33
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A small degree of deadspace occurs in which region of a healthy lung?
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lower zone
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mid zone
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upper zone
Question 34
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How would a tracheal blockage affect V/Q when compared to a normal long?
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decreased V/Q
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increased V/Q
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there would be no change
Question 35
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A tracheal blockage would result in...
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alveolar dead space
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shunt
Question 36
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A thromboembolism would result in...
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alveolar dead space
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shunt
Question 37
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How would a thromboembolism in the pulmonary artery affect V/Q when compared to a normal long?
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V/Q would increase
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V/Q would decrease
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there would be no change
Question 38
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How would a decrease in stroke volume affect V/Q?
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V/Q would increase
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V/Q would decrease
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V/Q would be unaffected
Question 39
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How would a decrease in afterload affect V/Q?
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V/Q would increase
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V/Q would decrease
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it would be unchanged
Question 40
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How does the partial pressure of oxygen affect hemoglobin-oxygen binding?
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a high PO2 would cause O2 to bind to Hb
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a high PO2 would cause O2 to be released from Hb
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a low PO2 would cause O2 to be released from Hb
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a low PO2 would cause O2 to bind to Hb
Question 41
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How would heavy exercise affect the oxygen-haemoglobin dissociation curve?
Question 42
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Hemoglobin affinity for carbon monoxide is much lower than for oxygen.
Question 43
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The majority of carbon dioxide is carried as...
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dissolved CO2
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HbCO2
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HCO3-
Question 44
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Which of the following are muscles of inspiration?
Question 45
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Resting breathing uses which muscles for expiration?
Question 46
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Breathing during exercise uses which muscles for expiration?
Question 47
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How would transpulmonary pressure change during ventilation?
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increase during inspiration and decrease during expiration
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decrease during inspiration and increase during expiration
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it would remain constant during both inspiration and expiration
Question 48
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Which animal would have more compliant lungs?
Question 49
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Which of the following would cause an increase in compliance?
Question 50
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What cell type is responsible for producing pulmonary surfactant?
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Type 1 pnuemocytes
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Type 2 pnuemocytes
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Clara cells
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Goblet cells
Question 51
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Surface tension increases in...
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smaller alveoli
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larger alveoli
Question 52
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Acetylcholine binds to which receptor type in the lungs?
Question 53
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Parasympathetic innervation to the lung can close which airways?
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Bronchi
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Trachea
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Bronchioles
Question 54
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An increase of [H+] in the blood would result in...
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increased ventilation
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decreased ventilation
Question 55
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Where are peripheral chemoreceptors located?
Question 56
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If the peripheral chemoreceptors detect a reduced arterial PO2, it would result in
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an increase in breathing
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a decrease in breathing
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no change in breathing
Question 57
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Which nuclei cause contraction of the accessory muscles during exercise?
Question 58
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In a normal animal, which of the following drives ventilation?
Question 59
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What is the primary respiratory control center?
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medulla oblongata
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pons
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midbrain
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thalamus
Question 60
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The activation of which neural group would result in a decrease in tidal volume?
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pneumotaxic center in the pons
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apneustic center in the pons
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dorsal respiratory group in the medulla
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ventral respiratory group in the medulla
Question 61
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The activation of which neural group would result in an increase in tidal volume?
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pneumotaxic center in the pons
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apneustic center in the pons
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dorsal respiratory group in the medulla
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ventral respiratory group in the medulla