Welcome to your Human Physiology -2
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Which gas is utilised by organisms to release energy?
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Expiration is normally a
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Which structure prevents food from entering trachea?
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Breathing is best defined as
5.
Which enzyme catalyses conversion of CO₂ to carbonic acid?
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Inspiration occurs when
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Which gas is transported least by blood?
8.
Chloride shift occurs in
9.
Bohr effect relates to
10.
Alveolar walls are extremely thin to
11.
Which membrane covers lungs?
12.
Partial pressure of oxygen is highest in
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Respiratory surface must be
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Intrapulmonary pressure is pressure
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Which condition favours oxygen binding to Hb?
16.
Emphysema is caused by damage to
17.
Number of lungs in humans is
18.
Respiratory disorders affect mainly
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Partial pressure gradient is essential for
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In insects, respiration occurs through
21.
Which pigment carries oxygen in humans?
22.
Cutaneous respiration is seen in
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Which condition increases oxygen release in tissues?
24.
Which respiratory organ is used by fishes?
25.
Smoking affects respiration by
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Carbon dioxide is transported mainly as
27.
Exchange of gases in lungs occurs due to
28.
Oxygen dissociation curve shifts right due to
29.
Myoglobin is present in
30.
Oxygen is transported mainly by
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Residual volume of lungs prevents
32.
Which part of respiratory tract lacks cartilage?
33.
Vital capacity is maximum amount of air that can be
35.
Which gas has higher diffusion rate?
36.
Which factor does NOT affect diffusion of gases?
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Alveoli are specialised for
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Hemoglobin is present in
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Which muscle contracts during inspiration?
40.
Which vertebrates respire only through lungs?
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The thoracic cavity is anatomically an
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Tidal volume refers to
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Oxyhaemoglobin formation depends on
44.
Exchange of gases in sponges occurs through
45.
Total lung capacity includes
