Question N1 The highest pressure in veins is in the leg
Answer: true
Question N2 Severe hyperventilation (low CO2) can lead to loss of consciousness
Answer: true
Question N3 Collateral flow can demage the myocardium
Answer: false
Question N4 Isovolumic relaxation time (IVRT) - is the interval from aortic valve closure to mitral valve opening.
Answer: true
Question N5 Atrial contraction corresponds 70-80 % of total ventricular filling
Answer: false
Question N6 The residual volume is the volume of air remaining in the lungs after the most forceful expiration
Answer: true
Question N7 The small diameter airways are the main sites of airways resistance
Answer: false
Question N8 The lungs are fully emptied and filled with each breath
Answer: false
Question N9 PO2 in the pulmonary vein and the left atrium is equal
Answer: false
Question N10 The central chemoreceptors sense the oxygen tension of the arterial blood
Answer: false
Question N11 The smaller the alveolus, the greater the alveolar pressure caused by the surface tension
Answer: true
Question N12 Cardiac pain can be irradiated to the back, right arm, jaw
Answer: true
Question N13 All these definitions are right for preload, EXCEPT
Answer: preload is right atrial pressure
Question N14 If venous return is increased, more blood goes to the heart and greater the heart muscle is stretched during filling, the greater is the force of contraction and the greater the quantity of blood pumped into the aorta. This principle is called
Answer: Frank-starling low
Question N15 An increase in blood volume will cause
Answer: All of the above
Question N16 The distribution of blood among the various organs of the body is regulated by the resistance of the
Answer: Arterioles
Question N17 Coronary blood flow mostly occurs during
Answer: diastole
Question N18 If alveolar gas has the same composition as humidified inspired air: PAO2 is 150 mm Hg and PACO2 is 0 and PaCO2 and PaO2 is decreased, V/Q equation will
Answer: Infinity
Question N19 Diffusion coefficient is highest for
Answer: CO2
Question N20 Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning associated with
Answer: decreased O2 content normal PO2, decreased saturation
Question N21 Non respiratory role of Respiratory system is
Answer: all of them
Question N22 Surfactant
Answer: reduces surface tension of the fluid lining the alveoli
Question N23 What percentage of the carbon dioxide produced is transported via hemoglobin?
Answer: 20-25%
Question N24 Elastic recoil of the lungs
Answer: Prevents the lungs from collapsing
Question N25 Which of the following belongs to the cellular respiration?
Answer: oxidative phosphorylation
Question N26 Surfactant deficiency is NOT likely to produce
Answer: Increased compliance of the lungs
Question N27 Normal V/Q equation is
Answer: 0.8-1
Question N28 The highest resistance is in the
Answer: Medium sized bronchi
Question N29 The vagus nerves penetrate the lung parenchyma and secrete acetylcholine cause mild to moderate constriction of the
Answer: bronchioles
Question N30 When carbon dioxide is increased in the blood, it
Answer: Causes oxygen to bind more to hemoglobin
Question N31 Active hyperemia occurs when tissue ----------- rate increases.
Answer: metabolic
Question N33 The portion of end-diastolic volume that is ejected is called the _______ _________.
Answer: stroke volume
Question N34 The ------------ equals the inspiratory reserve volume plus the tidal volume plus the expiratory reserve volume.
Answer: vital capacity
Question N35 Most amount (70 %) of CO2 is removed from the tissue as -----------
Answer: bicarbonate ion (hco3)
Question N36 When the concentration of O2 in the air of the alveoli decreases below normal, the adjacent blood vessels constrict. This principle is called ------------
Answer: hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction
Question N31 Listening to the sounds of the body, usually with the aid of a stethoscope, is called ------
Answer: auscultation
Question N32 -------- increases salt and water reabsorption by the kidney tubules
Answer: aldosterone.
Question N33 Reactive and active --------- are examples of metabolic control of local blood flow
Answer: hyperemia
Question N34 Cardiac weakness can be caused by deficiency of -------------- in the extracellular fluid
Answer: calcium
Question N35 Vascular remodeling may occur in response to a chronic increase in blood _______or blood ______
Blood pressure or blood volume.
Question N36 Decrescendo diastolic murmur that radiates to the left sternal border can be heard in -----------
Answer: aortic regurgitation
Question N7 During heart failure main reason of edema is decreased capillary hydrostatic pressure.
Answer: false
Question N8 The second heart sound is heard at the beginning of ventricular relaxation
Answer: true
Question N9 The anatomical dead space is independent of the tidal volume
Answer: false
Question N10 The ischemic effect on vasomotor activity can greatly elevate the mean arterial pressure
Answer: true
Question N11 Cardiac conductivity occurs through modified cardiac muscle fibers
Answer: true
Question N12 Cardiac muscle uses aerobic and anaerobic source of energy
Answer: false
Question N22 Regarding the pulmonary circulation
Answer: The resistance of the pulmonary circulation is lower than systemic circulation
Question N23 At which of the following sites does the blood flow loses the greatest amount of energy?
Answer: Arterioles
Question N21 The remaining volume in each ventricle after systole, about 40 to 50 milliliters, is called the
Answer: end-systolic volume
Question N1 Acetylcholine causes ------- of the S-A node
Answer: inhibition
Question N2 Capillaries are arranged in ___________ circuits.
Answer:parallel
Question N3 Heart sounds can be amplified and recorded on a _______.
Answer: phonocardiogram
Question N46 Structure which can open and close the entrance to the capillary is called
.
Answer: precapillary sphincter
Question N47 Frank-starling law shows relationship between ___ and stroke volume.
Answer: end diastolic volume (preload)
Question N48 Norepinephrine stimulates ___ receptors, which mediate the effects on
heart rate.
Answer: a1,a2 adrenergic
Question N4 Nitric oxide
Answer: has mainly a local action
Question N5 The growth of new blood vessels can be inhibited by
Answer: All of the above
Question N6 V/Q equation is more than 1 in
Answer: upper part of the lung
Question N7 Conductive system of the heart has capacity of creating heart rate, but not the same degree. What will be sequence of pacemakers (from high activity to low)
Answer: SA node, AV node, Bundle of His, Purkinje fibers
Question N8 In cardiac conductive system phase 1 is created by
Answer: Sodium funny channels
Question N9 Calcium source for the cardiac muscle mostly is
Answer: extracellular space