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Just beyond the inferior end of the trachea is/are the

primary bronchi

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The epiglottis is part of the

larynx

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Which cells in the aveoli are squamos

Type 1 alveolar cells

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Which of the following is part of the respiratory membrane?

capillary endothelial cells

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veins draining blood from capillaries around alveoli have blood that is

oxygen rich and carbon dioxide poor

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The oxygen taken in by the respiratory system is used mainly for

ATP synthesis

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With the ____ concentration in the blood is ______, it causes the pH of the blood to drop.

CO2; high

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Oxygen in the blood is carried mostly by

hemoglobin

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The diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide across the respiratory membrane can be categorized as a type of osmosis.

False

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Normally, at alveoli, carbon dioxide is in higher concentration in the

capillary blood

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Which is true regarding surfactant in the lungs?

it lines the interior walls of the alveoli

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Other than reducing friction, what is a function of the pleurae?

help increase the lung volume when the thoracic cavity expands.

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When breathing, air will flow to the region or compartment with a lower air pressure during

both inspiration and expiration

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During expiration,

air exits the lungs because the thoracic volume shrinks

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The major salivary glands are secreting saliva all the time.

False

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Which of the following is NOT part of the alimentary canal?

Trachea

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For which of the following does digestion NOT begin in the mouth

Protein

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Blood in pulmonary arterioles and venules came most directly from the

right ventricle

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Contraction of inspiratory muscles causes _____ lung volume and ______ air pressure in the lungs

increased; decreased

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In Boyle’s law, if pressure decreases, then V1 is _______ than V2

smaller

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Which does not require muscle contraction?

normal expiration

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P1=10, V1=5, V2=25. What is P2?

2

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When going from one place to another, air always flows down its

pressure gradient

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To get air into the lungs, the ____ in the lungs has to be ______ than the ______ in the atmosphere

pressure; lower; pressure

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Inspiration cannot occur if the thoracic and abdominal cavities are prevented from expanding because the intrapulmonary _______ cannot be decreased

pressure

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Interfering with the normal pH of the stomach (e.g., by excess antacid use) would be expected to affect gastric digestion of which of the following?

Protein

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In the alimentary canal, which structure is immediately proximal to the stomach

esophagus

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Which of the following is NOT involved in the mechanical breakdown activity of the digestive system?

protease

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Which type of cell is NOT in the stomach wall?

Enterocytes

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All parts of the digestive system are lined with a mucous membrane.

False

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Which of the six activities of the digestive system occur in the mouth?

ingestion, mechanical breakdown, absorption, digestion, and propulsion only

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Some bronchioles are located outside the lungs

False

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Which is NOT part of the respiratory membrane?

erythrocyte plasma membranes

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Which are the main cells that make up the walls of alveoli?

Type I alveolar cells

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Respiratory gases go from air to blood or blood to air by the process of

simple diffusion

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The respiratory gases O2 and CO2 are both associated with

ATP Synthesis

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Acid in the stomach is NOT involved in which of the following?

stimulation of gastric lipase production

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Which of the following is a protease present in the stomach?

pepsin

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At which of the following does no absorption occur?

esophagus

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Digestion of ______ begins in the mouth

lipids and carbohydrates

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Which is digested in the stomach

two answers are correct

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Which of the following is a type of mechanical breakdown?

segmentation

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Which activity occurs in the esophagus?

propulsion

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Which of the following is a type of propulsion activity.

swallowing

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The major salivary glands are in the mouth

false

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A slower than normal rate of breathing would do what to the acid content of the blood?

increase it

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Which of the following is different for the stomach compared to the rest of the alimentary canal?

the stomach has more layers of muscle than the rest of the alimentary canal

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Digestion means

breakdown by enzymes

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What is the correct pathway of air moving toward the lungs?

pharynx → larynx → trachea → bronchi

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Which of the following is created in the mouth?

a bolus

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The function of surfactant is to

keep the alveoli from collapsing when a person exhales

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Mechanical breakdown occurs in the stomach

true

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is the epiglottis most commonly open or closed

closed

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Which of the following is part of the alimentary canal

stomach

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The minor salivary glands are responsible for keeping the mouth moist

true

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What respiratory system component is most responsible for moistening, warming, and filtering air?

nasal cavity