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Respiratory System
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Which Lung is Larger? A.Right B.Left
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Which Structure separates the external nares? A.Conchae B.Septum C.Mucous Membranes D.Sinuses
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Men have deeper voices due to… A.Increase Air resistance in the nasal conchae B.Denser Cartilage around the Larynx C.Stronger musculature D.All of the Above
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The “Throat” is also known as… A.Larynx B.Pharynx C.Esophagus D.Trachea
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The Primary function of the Nasal Cavity is to _____ air A.Purify B.Warm C.Humidify D.All of the Above E.A and B only
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The structure which determines the direction of food or air flow is the… A.Larynx B.Pharynx C.Epiglottis D.Uvula
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The primary function of the “C” ring cartilage of the Trachea is to… A.Decrease Air Resistance B.Prevent the Trachea from collapsing C.Swallowing D.Purification
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The membrane which surrounds the Lungs is the… A.Peritoneum B.Pericardium C.Pleural Sac D.Something else that starts with “P”
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Oxygen moves in which direction? A.Alveoli Blood B.Blood Alveoli C.Alveoli Pleural Space D.Blood Trachea
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The only site of gaseous exchange occurs at the… A.Alveoli B.Bronchioles C.Trachea D.All of the above
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Which form of respiration is characterized by the following? - Pressure Increases - Volume Decreases - Diaphragm moves Inferiorly - Rib Cage contracts A.Inspiration B.Expiration C.Neither
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Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Exchange are characterized by… A.Simple Diffusion B.Facilitated Diffusion C.Active Transport D.All of the Above E.A and C only
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The amount of air a person can exhale beyond normal respiration is known as A.ERV B.IRV C.RV D.FRC
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Total Lung Capacity is the summation of… A.IRV – ERV – RV B.IRV – FRC – RV C.IRV – ERV –RV –TV D.TV – IRV – ERV - FRC
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Which lung capacity is greater in terms of milliliters? A.ERV B.TV C.IRV D.RV
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This is an image of… A.Trachea B.Epiglottis C.Larynx D.Esophagus
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This image represents… A.Trachea B.Larynx C.Epiglottis D.Esophagus
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