A) Results from the firing of the inspiratory neurons
B) Caused by the firing of the phrenic and intercostal nerves
C) Decreased thoracic volume
D) Causes air to move into the lungs
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A) Depresses the inspiratory neurons in the medulla oblongata
B) Changes the shape of the hemoglobin so that it cannot bind to oxygen
C) Interferes with the activation of the diaphragm and the intercostal muscles by their motor nerves
D) Inactivates acetylcholinesterase
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A) increase blood pH.
B) induce acidosis.
C) cause ketosis.
D) cause hyperglycemia.
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A) oxygen.
B) carbon dioxide and [H+].
C) sodium.
D) potassium.
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A) Bronchus
B) Alveolus
C) Pharynx
D) Trachea
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A) contains C-shaped cartilaginous rings.
B) encircles the pulmonary artery,where gas exchange occurs.
C) is lined with surfactant-secreting cells.
D) is located within the pleural cavity.
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A) includes the mouth,pharynx,trachea,and esophagus.
B) contains conductance,resistance,and exchange structures.
C) is lined with serous pleural membranes and cilia.
D) begins with the nose and mouth and ends at the bronchioles.
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A) alkalosis.
B) hypoxemia.
C) a decline in blood pH.
D) metabolic acidosis.
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A) decreases the surface area for gas exchange.
B) causes pneumothorax.
C) causes acute respiratory obstruction.
D) is best treated with antibiotics.
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A) The inspiratory neurons fire.
B) The diaphragm contracts.
C) Air moves into the lungs.
D) Thoracic volume decreases.
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A) are located within the respiratory control center in the brain stem.
B) are sensitive primarily to POâ‚‚.
C) line the breathing tubes,especially the bronchioles.
D) All of the above are true.
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A) cartilage.
B) the epiglottis.
C) the primary site of gas exchange.
D) the pharynx.
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A) chronic hypoxemia.
B) COâ‚‚ retention and acidosis.
C) acute hyperventilation in response to metabolic acidosis.
D) chronic dry hacking cough.
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A) Lysozyme
B) Converting enzyme
C) Mucus
D) Surfactant
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A) Larynx,laryngopharynx,trachea
B) Oropharynx,laryngopharynx,larynx
C) Larynx,pharynx,bronchi
D) Voicebox,windpipe,alveoli
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A) is innervated by the phrenic nerve.
B) prevents air from entering the esophagus.
C) prevents food from entering the trachea.
D) is the Adam's apple.
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A) inspiratory and expiratory neurons.
B) structures of the bronchial tree.
C) pharynx,larynx,and trachea.
D) pleural membranes.
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A) prevent collapse of the alveoli.
B) induce anaphylaxis.
C) cause upper respiratory obstruction.
D) decrease thoracic volume.
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A) Medulla oblongata
B) Basal ganglia
C) Postcentral gyrus
D) Limbic system
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A) cause hypoxemia.
B) increase PCOâ‚‚.
C) refer to an acidosis-induced increased respiratory activity.
D) are caused by a decrease in the plasma [H+].
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