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Test 5 – Respiratory System - Next2Eden

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18) Central Chemoreceptors _____________. 18) ___________<br />

A. are located in the aortic arch and carotid bodies<br />

B. are exquisitely sensitive to increases in H+ concentrations in the brain<br />

C. when activated cause increased respiration to “blow off” CO 2<br />

D. B and C<br />

19) Which of the following is true about lung cancer? 19) _____________<br />

A. There is no connection between smoking and the likelihood of lung cancer.<br />

B. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in both men and women.<br />

C. There are no new therapies being developed for lung cancer.<br />

D. Tuberculosis is a form of lung cancer caused by smoking.<br />

20) ____________ is an infectious lung disease caused by inhaling a mycobacterial pathogen.<br />

20) _________<br />

A. Asthma<br />

B. Tuberculosis<br />

C. <strong>Respiratory</strong> allergies<br />

D. Emphysema<br />

21) In healthy lungs the greatest resistance to air flow occurs in ______________. 21)<br />

_____________<br />

A. the main bronchi<br />

B. the medium-sized bronchi<br />

C. the respiratory bronchioles<br />

D. the alveolar sac<br />

22) Even the most forceful exhalation leaves air in the lungs; this is called the ______ and is<br />

needed to _______. 22) __________<br />

A. tidal volume; acquire adequate O2<br />

B. vital capacity; remove adequate CO2<br />

C. functional residual capacity; keep alveoli patent<br />

D. residual volume; keep alveoli patent<br />

23) Tidal volume is the amount of air ___________. 23) ___________<br />

A. forcibly expelled after normal expiration<br />

B. that moves into and then out of the lungs with each breath during normal quiet<br />

breathing<br />

C. remaining in the lungs after forced expiration<br />

D. inhaled after normal inspiration<br />

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