Question

Match description	To appropriate Ventilation (Can be used more than once)
Alveolar pressure > atmospheric pressure	Inspiration/Inhalation
Increase in thoracic cavity volume due to rib cage expansion	Expiration/ Exhalation
Diaphragm relaxation produces a more dome shaped muscle	Both Inspiration/ Inhalation and Expiration/ Exhalation
Described by Henry’s Law	Neither Inspiration/ Inhalation and Expiration/ Exhalation
Described by Boye’s Law
Usually depends on elastic recoil of lung tissue
Active process driven by smooth muscle contraction
Alveolar pressure = atmospheric pressure

Answer 1

Match description	To appropriate Ventilation (Can be used more than once)
Alveolar pressure > atmospheric pressure	Expiration/ Exhalation
Increase in thoracic cavity volume due to rib cage expansion	Inspiration/Inhalation
Diaphragm relaxation produces a more dome shaped muscle	Expiration/ Exhalation
Described by Henry’s Law	Neither Inspiration/ Inhalation and Expiration/ Exhalation
Described by Boye’s Law	Both Inspiration/ Inhalation and Expiration/ Exhalation
Usually depends on elastic recoil of lung tissue	Expiration/ Exhalation
Active process driven by smooth muscle contraction	Inspiration/Inhalation
Alveolar pressure = atmospheric pressure	Neither Inspiration/ Inhalation and Expiration/ Exhalation