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- _______ divides the scrotum internally.
- Testis descend permanently into their respective scrotal sacs through the _______.
- Where are the sperm produced ?
- The secretion of ______ helps in lubrication of the penis.
- Which part of sperm aids in locomotion to the site of fertilization and sperm metabolism?
- Which part of the testis that stored sperm before it meets ovum for fertilization?
- Which muscle that aids while ejaculation?
- Which disorder that maintains a prolonged erection of the penis with absence of sexual stimulation?
- The female reproductive system consists of the external and internal genital organs. Which of the following body part that produces hormones to stimulate the ovaries?
- What is true regarding factor affecting pulmonary ventilation?
- What is atmospheric pressure?
- Which statement is true about boyle’s law?
- Which one is flow of the gases during inhalation and exhalation?
- Increased thoracic volume can cause lungs to expand.
- Device can measures how much and how quickly you can move air in and out of your lungs.
- What happen to the diaphragm during exhalation?
- What are sign symptom lung disease?
- What is the mechanism of gas exchange in lung?
- During inhalation and exhalation, varying amounts of air move into and out of the lungs. How many types of volume does the respiratory system consist of?
- Which of the following influences gas exchange across the respiratory membrane?
- Which of the following has a higher blood CO2 transit percentage?
- What happens to the bicarbonate ions when they enter the RBC at the lungs?
- Chloride shift in tissue counterbalances the outrush _________. Determine the appropriate flow based on the chloride shift character.
- Percentage of oxygen that is attached to haemoglobin (Hb) able to carry by Red blood cell (RBC) is ____ %.
- To make 100% saturated o2, how many atoms must be linked to form haemoglobin?
- The factors affected by the graft's affinity for o2 and hb binding will determine whether it improves or worsens. EXCEPT
- What function does the neural centre during breathing serve in the medulla?
- When air enters the lungs, the lungs expand. Which of the following centers are responsible to prevent the lungs from over‐inflation?
- Which area contains neurons that are active and then inactive in a repeating cycle?
- Which cluster of neurons that is important for generate the rhythm of breathing?
- Which nerves convey impulses from the respiratory center to the diaphragm?
- Central chemoreceptors regulation of breathing are located in or near the ___________?
- Central chemoreceptors monitor ____________?
- Below were the listed stimuli that will increasing the breathing rate and depth. EXCEPT?
- What is the normal arterial blood Pco2?
- During normal quiet breathing, the dorsal respiratory group is inactive, during forceful breathing, the ventral respiratory group activates the dorsal respiratory group.
- An increase in arterial blood Pco2 stimulates the dorsal respiratory group (DRG).
- Elderly people are more susceptible to pneumonia, emphysema, bronchitis and other pulmonary disorder.
- The respiratory and cardiovascular systems make adjustment in response to both the intensity and duration of exercise.
- The respiratory system did not contribute in regulate pH of body fluids.
- Which is the common type of lung cancer?
- Which of the following system together with respiratory system helps in regulate the pH in body fluids?
- Which of the following is TRUE regarding emphysema?
- What is the causative agent of Tuberculosis?
- Which of the following pathophysiological mechanisms that allow pneumonia to develop?
- Which of the following assessment findings would help confirm a diagnosis of asthma in a client suspected of having the disorder?
- The term “blue bloater” refers to which of the following conditions?
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