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Questions Respiratory I

J	excessive carbon dioxide in the blood is called	Alveoli
I	Excessive stretching of the lungs is accomplished through which reflexive action	Apnea
L	Inadequate oxygen delivery to the cells is called	Carbonic anhydrase
F	labored breathing is called	Cardiac notch
S	Nasal hairs are also called	Compliance
B	sustained absence of breathing is called	Dyspnea
A	The actual site of gas exchange occurs at the level of	Expiratory reserve
G	The amount of air that can be exhaled from the lung above tidal expiration is	Haldane
T	The amount of exchangeable air is called	Hering-bruer reflex
R	the difference between intrapulmonic and intrathoracic pressures	Hypercapnea
E	the ease with which the lungs can be expanded is called	Hyperventilation
O	the inspiratory center is located in this part of the brain	Hypoxia
p	the pneumotaxic center is located in this part of the bran	Intrapulmonic
T	the total amount of air taken with each breath quietly is called	Intrathoracic
Q	the volume within the chest cavity is termed	Medulla
Q	the volume within the lungs is termed	Pons
H	what effect enhances the ability of carbon dioxide to combine with hemoglobin	Tidal volume
C	what enzyme is used in the formation of carbonic acid	Transmembrane pressure
D	what is the name for the depression in the left lung	Vibrissae
K	which breathing patterns will enhance alveolar ventilation and quickly flush out carbon dioxide	Vital capacity

Answer 1

Answers in the alphabetical order (A,B,C......)

A -Alveoli(Actual site of exchange)

B-Apnea

C-Carbonic unhydrace

D-cardiac notch

E-compliancance

F-Dyspnea

G-Expiratory

H-Haldane effect

I-Hering bruer effect

J-Hypercapnea

K-Hyperventilation

L-Hypoxia

M-Intrapulmonic(volume of air within the lung)

N-Intra thoracic(volume of air within the chest cavity)

O-Medulla

P-Pons

Q-Vital capacity (The amount of exchangeable air)

R-Transmembrane pressure

S-Vimbrissae

T-Tidal volume(total amount of air taken each breath)