respiratory 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? OtherAAP002 session 13OtherNone Created by: niss81Created on: 01-09-20 11:37 what is the transport mechanism necessary for the movement of oxygen from the alveoli across the pulmonary capillary membranes into the blood? diffusion 1 of 20 "clubbing" of the fingers is a response to: chronic hypoxemia 2 of 20 a stab wound to the chest causes the lung to collapse because: intraplueural pressure becomes greater then intraplumonic pressure 3 of 20 what happens when the diaphragm and intercostal muscles relax? air moves out of the lungs 4 of 20 what is the effect of an overdose of an opioid (narcotic)? depresses the medulla oblongata and depresses ventilation 5 of 20 dyspnea means: difficulty breathing 6 of 20 the collection of mucus in the lower airways is most likely to cause: atelectasis 7 of 20 the respiratory passages are lined with: mucous membrane 8 of 20 how is most oxygen transported through the blood? attached to hemoglobin 9 of 20 which respiratory muscles are located between the ribs? intercostals 10 of 20 a preterm infant is most likely to develop respiratory distress because of deficiency of surfactant 11 of 20 frontal, maxillary, sphenoidal, and ethmoidal: paranasal sinuses 12 of 20 contraction of the diaphragm and the external intercostal muscles: is responsible for inhalation 13 of 20 which nerve innervates the diaphragm? phrenic 14 of 20 ventilation: has two phases inhalation and exhalation 15 of 20 a tracheostomy is performed in order to: ensure and open airway 16 of 20 surfactants prevent the collapse of the alveoli 17 of 20 the alveoli: are the primary site of respiratory gas exchange 18 of 20 across which structure(s) does most gas exchange occur? alveoli 19 of 20 most CO2 is transported in the blood: as bicarbonate 20 of 20
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