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Human Physiology -3

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1. 
PO₂ in tissues is approximately

2. 
Which volume remains constant irrespective of breathing pattern?

3. 
Residual Volume is important because it

4. 
In alveoli, bicarbonate converts into

5. 
CO₂ diffuses faster than O₂ because

6. 
Normal tidal volume in adult human is about

7. 
PO₂ in alveolar air (mm Hg) is about

8. 
Chloride shift helps in

9. 
Percentage of O₂ transported dissolved in plasma

10. 
Main factor driving gas exchange is

11. 
Gas exchanged from alveoli to blood is

12. 
Blood reaching alveoli has PO₂ of

13. 
Shape of oxygen dissociation curve is

14. 
Bohr effect refers to effect of

15. 
Air remaining in lungs after forceful expiration is

16. 
PCO₂ in alveolar air (mm Hg) is

17. 
Each Hb molecule can bind

18. 
Oxygen is transported mainly as

19. 
Spirometer cannot measure

20. 
PCO₂ in tissues is approximately

21. 
Oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve shifts right due to

22. 
Which of the following includes residual volume?

23. 
Functional residual capacity is present after

24. 
Which respiratory volume decreases in restrictive lung disease?

25. 
Inspiratory Capacity (IC) equals

26. 
Total Lung Capacity includes

27. 
Which volume increases during vigorous exercise?

28. 
% CO₂ transported as carbamino Hb

29. 
Carbaminohaemoglobin forms when CO₂ binds to

30. 
Major form of CO₂ transport is

31. 
Functional Residual Capacity (FRC) equals

32. 
Thickness of respiratory membrane is about

33. 
Volume of air inspired or expired during normal breathing is

34. 
Volume of air expelled forcibly after normal expiration is

35. 
Enzyme facilitating CO₂ hydration in RBC is

36. 
Additional volume of air inhaled forcibly after normal inspiration is

37. 
Total Lung Capacity is maximum air present

38. 
Vital Capacity (VC) is equal to

39. 
Primary site of gas exchange in humans is

40. 
Hb releases more O₂ in tissues because of

41. 
Which volume cannot be measured by spirometer?

42. 
Normal oxygen carrying capacity of Hb is

43. 
Inspiratory Capacity is maximum air inhaled after

44. 
Maximum air expired after forced inspiration is

45. 
Chloride shift occurs in

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