Chapter 13: The Respiratory System

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Chapter 13 The Respiratory System
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Level 1 100 Question

• Inflammation of the nasal mucosa is
• a. sinusitis.
• b. pharyngitis.
• c. laryngitis.
• d. rhinitis.

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Level 1 100 Answer

• Inflammation of the nasal mucosa is
• a. sinusitis.
• b. pharyngitis.
• c. laryngitis.
• d. rhinitis.

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Level 1 200 Question

• The palatine tonsils are located in the
• a. oropharynx.
• b. laryngopharynx.
• c. nasopharynx.
• d. glottis.

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Level 1 200 Answer

• The palatine tonsils are located in the
• a. oropharynx.
• b. laryngopharynx.
• c. nasopharynx.
• d. glottis.

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Level 1 300 Question

• These tonsils are located in the nasopharynx.
• a. Adenoids
• b. Pharyngeal
• c. Palatine
• d. Lingual

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Level 1 300 Answer

• These tonsils are located in the nasopharynx.
• a. Adenoids
• b. Pharyngeal
• c. Palatine
• d. Lingual

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Level 1400 Question

• Smokers with respiratory congestion should avoid
  medicines that inhibit the cough reflex.
• a. True
• b. False

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Level 1 400 Answer

• Smokers with respiratory congestion should avoid
  medicines that inhibit the cough reflex.
• a. True
• b. False

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Level 2 100 Question

• The largest of the hyaline cartilages of the
  larynx is the
• a. thyroid.
• b. arytenoid.
• c. cricoid.
• d. epiglottis.

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Level 2 100 Answer

• The largest of the hyaline cartilages of the
  larynx is the
• a. thyroid.
• b. arytenoid.
• c. cricoid.
• d. epiglottis.

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Level 2 200 Question

• A fleshy, fingerlike projection of the posterior
  edge of the soft palate is the
• a. vestibule.
• b. frenulum.
• c. epiglottis.
• d. uvula.

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Level 2 200 Answer

• A fleshy, fingerlike projection of the posterior
  edge of the soft palate is the
• a. vestibule.
• b. frenulum.
• c. epiglottis.
• d. uvula.

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Level 2 300 Question

• The formula for vital capacity is
• a. IRV ERV.
• b. TV IRV.
• c. TV IRV ERV.
• d. TV IRV ERV RV.

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Level 2 300 Answer

• The formula for vital capacity is
• a. IRV ERV.
• b. TV IRV.
• c. TV IRV ERV.
• d. TV IRV ERV RV.

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Level 2 400 Question

• Most carbon dioxide is transported in the blood
  as
• a. oxyhemoglobin.
• b. bicarbonate ion.
• c. reduced hemoglobin.
• d. carbonic acid.

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Level 2 400 Answer

• Most carbon dioxide is transported in the blood
  as
• a. oxyhemoglobin.
• b. bicarbonate ion.
• c. reduced hemoglobin.
• d. carbonic acid.

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Level 3100 Question

• The collapse of the lungs is
• a. atelectasis.
• b. pneumothorax.
• c. pleurisy.
• d. hypoxia.

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Level 3100 Answer

• The collapse of the lungs is
• a. atelectasis.
• b. pneumothorax.
• c. pleurisy.
• d. hypoxia.

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Level 3200 Question

• These projections on the inner walls of the nasal
  cavity increase air turbulence and increase
  surface area exposed to the air.
• a. septa
• b. cristae galla
• c. conchae
• d. lateral masses

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Level 3200 Answer

• These projections on the inner walls of the nasal
  cavity increase air turbulence and increase
  surface area exposed to the air.
• a. septa
• b. cristae galla
• c. conchae
• d. lateral masses

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Level 3300 Question

• The right main bronchus is wider, shorter, and
  straighter than the left bronchus.
• a. True
• b. False

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Level 3 300 Answer

• The right main bronchus is wider, shorter, and
  straighter than the left bronchus.
• a. True
• b. False

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Level 3400 Question

• The lining of the thoracic cavity is the
• a. visceral peritoneum.
• b. parietal peritoneum.
• c. visceral pleura.
• d. parietal pleura.

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Level 3 400 Answer

• The lining of the thoracic cavity is the
• a. visceral peritoneum.
• b. parietal peritoneum.
• c. visceral pleura.
• d. parietal pleura.

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Level 4 100 Question

• Inflammation of the lining of the lungs is
• a. peritonitis.
• b. pericarditis.
• c. pneumonia.
• d. pleurisy.

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Level 4100 Answer

• Inflammation of the lining of the lungs is
• a. peritonitis.
• b. pericarditis.
• c. pneumonia.
• d. pleurisy.

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Level 4200 Question

• At the end of a normal exhalation, the diaphragm
  is
• a. elevated and dome shaped.
• b. elevated and flattened.
• c. depressed and dome shaped.
• d. depressed and flattened.

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Level 4200 Answer

• At the end of a normal exhalation, the diaphragm
  is
• a. elevated and dome-shaped.
• b. elevated and flattened.
• c. depressed and dome-shaped.
• d. depressed and flattened.

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Level 4300 Question

• The alveoli are composed mostly of this
  epithelial tissue.
• a. Simple cuboidal
• b. Simple columnar
• c. Simple squamous
• d. Stratified squamous

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Level 4 300 Answer

• The alveoli are composed mostly of this
  epithelial tissue.
• a. Simple cuboidal
• b. Simple columnar
• c. Simple squamous
• d. Stratified squamous

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Level 4 400 Question

• The muscle(s) that work(s) in normal quiet
  breathing is(are) the
• a. alveoli.
• b. diaphragm and intercostals.
• c. intercostals.
• d. diaphragm.

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Level 4 400 Answer

• The muscle(s) that work(s) in normal quiet
  breathing is(are) the
• a. alveoli.
• b. diaphragm and intercostals.
• c. intercostals.
• d. diaphragm.

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FINAL ROUND Question

• The air in the lungs that cannot be voluntarily
  exhaled is the
• a. tidal volume.
• b. inspiratory reserve.
• c. expiratory reserve.
• d. residual volume.

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FINAL ROUND Answer

• The air in the lungs that cannot be voluntarily
  exhaled is the
• a. tidal volume.
• b. inspiratory reserve.
• c. expiratory reserve.
• d. residual volume.

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