Exam 46: Gas Exchange
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Figure 46-1
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-Refer to Figure 46-1.Put figures 1-4 in the correct order to represent the two-cycle breathing process of birds.
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To facilitate respiration, birds have extensions of their lungs called __________, which reach into all parts of their bodies.
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Which of the following does not occur in pulmonary emphysema?
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During inhalation, the diaphragm moves upward.
____________________
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Figure 46-3
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-According to Figure 46-3, which of the following statements is false?
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Figure 46-4
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Oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curves at three different pH levels
-The ability of oxygen to combine with and detach from hemoglobin is influenced by all of the following factors except:
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a.alveoli
e.nasal cavity
b.bronchiole
f.pharynx
c.bronchus
g.trachea
d.larynx
-This structure is also called the voice box.
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Which of the following is the most usual measure of the functional capacity of the lungs?
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a.alveoli
e.nasal cavity
b.bronchiole
f.pharynx
c.bronchus
g.trachea
d.larynx
-Inhaled air passes from the bronchi directly into this structure.
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a.alveoli
e.nasal cavity
b.bronchiole
f.pharynx
c.bronchus
g.trachea
d.larynx
-Another name for this is the throat region.
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Figure 46-2
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-Refer to Figure 46-2.Which of these lungs would be best for an animal that is fairly active?
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Figure 46-2
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-The voice box is also referred to as the:
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Figure 46-2
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-Refer to Figure 46-2.Which of these lungs would have the greatest surface area?
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Which of the following is not one of the principal types of surfaces used by animals to facilitate gas exchange?
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