Match the components of the respiratory system with correct descriptions/functions of each. Answers may be used more than once. |
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9 | A) | trachea
| B) | bronchial tree
| C) | pharynx
| D) | nasal septum
| E) | larynx
| F) | larynx
| G) | nasal conchae
| H) | cilia
| I) | cilia
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Match the components of the respiratory system to the correct descriptions/functions. Answers may be used more than once. |
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Answer choices for questions
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17 | A) | alveoli
| B) | alveoli
| C) | glottis
| D) | alveoli
| E) | bronchioles
| F) | pleura
| G) | pleura
| H) | epiglottis
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During breathing there are changes that occur which make air move in and out of the lungs. Match the direction of air movement to the changes (mechanisms) that cause it. |
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Answer choices for questions
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23 | A) | air enters the lungs
| B) | air leaves the lungs
| C) | air enters the lungs
| D) | air enters the lungs
| E) | air leaves the lungs
| F) | air enters the lungs
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Several factors/structures control respiratory function. Match the respiratory changes to the correct controlling mechanism. Answers may be used more than once. |
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Answer choices for questions
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28 | A) | respiratory rate
| B) | respiratory rate
| C) | respiratory rate
| D) | respiratory rate
| E) | respiratory rhythm
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Match the respiratory volumes with their correct definitions. Answers may be used more than once. |
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Answer choices for questions
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35 | A) | vital capacity
| B) | inspiratory reserve volume
| C) | tidal volume
| D) | residual volume
| E) | total lung capacity
| F) | total lung capacity
| G) | expiratory reserve volume
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