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Questions Respiratory I

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

Answer 1

Excessive CO2 in the blood is called--- Hypercapnea

Excessive stretching of the lungs is accomplished through--- Hering breuer reflex

Inadequate oxygen delivery into the cells is called--- Hypoxia

Laboured breathing is called--- Dyspnea

Nasal hairs are also called--- Vibrissae

Sustained absence of breathing is called--- Apnea

The actual site of gas exchange occurs at the level of--- Alveoli

The amount of air that can be exhaled from the lungs above tidal expiration is--- Expiratory reserve

Amount of exchangeable air is called--- Vital capacity

The difference between intrapulmonic and intrathoracic pressures--- Transmembrane pressure

The ease with which the lungs can be expanded is called--- Compliance

The inspiratory center is located in this part of the brain--- Medulla

The pneumotaxic center is located in this part of the brain--- Pons

The total amount of air taken with each breath quietly is called--- Tidal volume

The volume within the chest cavity is termed--- Intrathoracic

The volume within the lungs is termed--- Intrapulmonic

what effect enhances the ability of carbon dioxide to combine with hemoglobin--- Haldane

what enzyme is used in the formation of carbonic acid--- Carbonic anhydrase

The name for the depression in the left lung--- Cardiac notch

which breathing patterns will enhance alveolar ventilation and quickly flush out carbon dioxide--- Hyperventillation