Exam 28: Circulation and Gas Exchange
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Patients with the respiratory disease emphysema lose the elasticity of their alveoli;their efforts to exhale can collapse the bronchioles and cause the alveoli to rupture.How might this disease affect the carbon dioxide content of their blood?
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Examine the table below.
Because swimming requires large amounts of ATP and ATP synthesis requires oxygen,which fish is most likely to be the fastest swimmer?
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The figure below illustrates the inhalation step of gas exchange in humans.
In this figure,which depicts inhalation,the diaphragm and the muscles of the rib cage are ________.
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Gases diffuse from an area of ________ concentration to an area of ________ concentration.
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Although often drawn symmetrically,the wall of the right ventricle is actually much thinner than that of the left and is able to generate only about one-quarter of the pressure.Why might this still be physiologically acceptable?
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Inhaled air reaches the lungs after passing through a paired set of organs,the
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If an individual has viral bronchitis,it would be accurate to refer to the condition as an upper-respiratory tract infection.
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The thickening of the arterial walls over time elevates blood pressure and helps move the blood more efficiently throughout the body.
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Lance Armstrong and a significant group of world-class cyclists have been stripped of their medals and banned from international competition for using the synthetic hormone ________ to enhance their performances.
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Oxygen molecules are symmetrically formed and nonpolar,so they dissolve poorly in water;the concentration of oxygen in the air is much greater.
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A typical human blood pressure is 120/80.Since the heart is NOT pumping during diastole,how is it possible that the diastolic pressure is as high as 80 rather than falling to 0?
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Oxygen molecules are polar and dissolve so poorly in blood plasma that there is NOT enough oxygen to meet the metabolic demands of a vertebrate.However,red blood cells contain ________,which greatly increases the oxygen content of blood.
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The figures shows a fragment of a clot separating and moving downstream in the venous system.When the clot encounters a vessel with a diameter smaller than itself it will become lodged and the flow of blood will be blocked.Where is this most likely to happen?

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If skin were the gas exchange surface for humans,it would have sufficient surface area to support our need for oxygen.
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Why do larger animals depend on an internal transport system (like the circulatory system in mammals)to distribute oxygen when small organisms get along fine without one?
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What status would you assign to an individual whose resting blood pressure was consistently 137/78?

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A patient with a low platelet count might be easily fatigued but would have a normal risk for bleeding.
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