18.The oxygen is carried to each cells via the blood to the desired tissue.The mixing of this is called as oxyhemoglobin.Nearly 25% of the oxygen is offloaded to the tissues
Ans:A.25%
19.The chief function of the stretch receptor are its response to the expansion of the muscles in important organs. These mechanoreceptors are responsible for sending messages to the respiratory receptor present in the brain.Usually when lung expands ,the respiratory rate decreases this is mainly due to the pressure and stimulated by theHerring Breuer reflex
Ans:H.what breathing receptors responds to changes in pressure in airway?
20.The main function of the Helper T cells is to activate the immune system to release T cells and kill or destroy the specific foreign or abnormal cells usually they are cancerous cells
Ans:E.activate cytotoxic T cells
21.The central receptor are one which responds when the level of CO2 is dramatically increased in the artery
Ans:G.Primarily central chemoreceptors monitor CO2 level
22.The pulmonary surfactant are produced by a type 2 alveolar cells.These cells are lipoprotein in nature having both hydrophilic and hydrophobic actions and this reducing the tension in the alveoli
Ans:B.type II
23.There are certain receptors in the lungs which responds to be even mild stimulation or invasion of foreign organisms either living or non living.They are called as irritant receptors
Ans:C.what breathing receptors are stimulated by noxious gases,smoke, inhaled dust,very cold air, etc.
24.The cytotoxic T cells has the capability to destroy the cancer cells by killing the antigen present in it.
Ans:D.cytotoxic T cells
25.Lung compliance or pulmonary compliance refers to the capability of the lungs to stretch and expand when the lung is still without any major movement.
Ans:F.is the ease with which the lungs can be inflated
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11. Chemoreceptors and 02 levels are what control our drive to breathe when CO2 levels are chronically elevated Peripheral e. Central f. Type h. Type II 12. (Type of cell) destroy antigens Compliance a. b. Helper T-cells C Central C. d. Cytotoxic T-cells 13. Central - chemoreceptors are located in carotid and aortic bodies <span class-gD C True False is the ease with which the lung can be inflated 14. Lung compliance C False True is the ease with which...
Type II Type I Central 7 Alveoli 28. Peripheral 9. Primarily,_chemoreceptors monitor CO2 levels 10C (type of cell) are targeted by the HIV virus 11. C is the ease with which the lung can be inflated 12. C chemoreceptors and 02 levels are what control our drive to breathe when CO2 levels are chronically elevated 29.Peripheral What breathing receptors are located in the alveolar walls? 13. 14. C chemoreceptors are located in carotid and aortic bodies 15 C (type of...
Ctri Peripheral 25, C 26 Helper T-cells 27.C Compliance Cytotoxic T-cells 28. 33.Type I (type of cell) promote production of B cells 29. 30. is the ease with which the lung can be inflated C 31 What breathing receptors are located in the alveolar walls? Gas exchange takes place across which type of alveolar cell? 32.
DATE: NURS 208A NAME: 1. The function of ribosomes is to: 6. Inb Digest foreign bacteria and toxic substances Produces energy from glucose y Aid in cell division Synthesize proteins Which of the following statement is false about the cell membrane? 2. Cell membrane is composed of phospholipid layer The cell membrane prefers large molecules to pass through freely Cell membrane is a semipermeable boundary which determines what can enter and ex the cell The exterior surface is hydrophilic phosphate...