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Test 3 Lungs and Dig

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Surfactant secreted by type (blank) cells reduces (blank) II; surface tensions
Pip refers to pressure at which location Pleural cavity
Which two components of bile assist digestion bile salts; phospholipids
The small intestine predominately performs (blank) for the purpose of mixing food segmentation
salivary glands secrete enzymes that digest carbohydrates true
The majority of sensory input determining respiration rate comes from: pH-detecting chemosensors in brain stem
Gas exchange between blood and body tissues is called internal respiration
which of these is a pro-enzyme precurser procarboxypeptidase
The (blank) phase of regulation of gastric secretions relies completely on the vagus nerve cephalic
Select all the nutrients that are absorbed via secondary active transport coupled with Na+ gradient galactose glucose amino acids
The diaphragm muscle contracts to cause inspiration
At rest, veinous hemoglobin in the systemic circuit is (blank) saturated wth 02. 75%
Which enzyme functions in digestion of fats lipase
The muscularis mucosa is found in the (blank) layer of the alimentary canal mucosa
Air will continue to flow into the lungs as long as intrapulmonary pressure (Ppul) is negative
(blank) is/are absorbed via a coupling with the Na+ gradient glucose
Which is an accessory organ of the digestive system liver, pancreas as well
(blank) cells secrete gastric lipase Chief
Air flows into the lungs as long as intrapulmonary pressure is negative
Deep slow breathing is more efficient than shallow rapid breathing. This is due in part to the fact that (blank) remains the same in either case. Anatomical dead space
(blank) of the stomach secrete hydrochloric acid (HCl) Parietal Cells
Most ulcers are caused by Helicobacter pylori
The muscularis mucosa is found in the (blank) layer of the alimentary canal mucosa
Gas exchange within the lungs is called external respiration
Co2 exits the blood stream at which location Pulmonary Capillaries
(blank) refers to an increase in surface area of food mechanical breakdown
The (blank) phase of regulation of gastric secretions relies completely on the vagus nerve Cephalic
Ventilation - perfusion coupling ensures that Alveolar ventilation matches blood blow
(blank) will decrease the oxygen binding affinity of Hb Low pH
Bile is secreted by (blank) cells Liver
(blank) refers to a change in molecule structures of food Digestion
Lung compliance is (blank) by surfactant. Improved/ increased
The diaphragm muscle contracts to cause: Inspiration
The (blank) layer of the alimentary canal is responsible for the propulsion of food Muscularis externa
(blank) alters food by making pieces smaller; thereby increasing surface area, without altering molecular structures Mechanical breakdown
(blank) circulation refers to the portal system between the gut and the liver splanchnic
Absorption of some nutrients is coupled to a Na+ gradient which is generated by the Na+/K+ ATPase pump. This is an example of Secondary active transport
(blank) in the lungs produce secretions containing surfactant, defensins, and other immune related molecules Type II alveolar cells
Co2 competes with ) O2 for the same binding sites False
(blank) affects teeth directly Dental caries
Pancreatic (blank) cells secrete digestive enzymes into the duodenum Acinar
Which of these enzymes is a pro enzyme (inactive precursor) Chymotrypsinogen
Contraction of a smooth muscle encircling a bronchus is called bronchospasm
During an asthma attack, which of the following are occuring bronchitis; bronchoconstriction
(blank) is caused by an immune response toward gut flora inflammatory bowel disease
(blank) causes gall bladder contraction Cholecystokinin
(blank) cells secrete gastric lipase Chief
(blank) is the enzyme that facilitates the production of H2Co3 within the red blood cells carbonic anydrase
Which of the following is part of the conducting zone of the respiratory system? Tertiary Bronchus
(blank) of the stomach secrete pepsinogen Chief cells
The diaphragm muscle relaxes to cause expiration
(blank) in the lungs produce secretions containing surfactant, defensins, and other immune related molecules Type II alveolar cells
The small intestine predominantly performs (blank) for the purpose of mixing food segmentation
(blank) circulation refers to the portal system between the gut and liver splanchnic
In ventilation perfusion coupling (blank) causes (blank) of arterioles leading to the pulmonary capillary bed. high oxygen; vasodilation
(blank) cells secrete intrinsic factor (IF) Parietal
Increasing resistance will (blank) decrease air flow
Pancreatic enzymes perform their functions primarily in the small intestine
the (blank) produces bile whereas the (blank) stores bile liver; gallbladder
Gas exchange within the lungs is called external respiration
The (blank) layer of the alimentary canal is only present in the paritoneal cavity Serosa
ventilation-perfusion coupling ensures that alveolar ventilation matches blood flow
(blank) describes changing the location of nutrients from the alimantary canal to the blood Absorption
(blank) law describes the inverse relationship between pressure and volume of gasses Boyles
(blank) will decrease oxygen binding affinity of Hb High Co2
(blank) is caused by allergy to gluten Celiac disease
(blank) is absorbed via coupling with the Na+ gradient Glucose
The respiratory zone begins at the respiratory bronchioles
Which of the following is part of the conducting zone of the respiratory system? Tertiary bronchus
Inflammation of the bronchi is called bronchitis
Brush border enzymes are located on microvilli in the ___________ layer of the alimentary canal. mucosa
______________ is the enzyme that facilitates the production of H2CO3 within red blood cells. Carbonic anydrase
______ law describes the partial pressures of gases in a mixture. Daltons
Gastrin secretions are increased in response to: Increasing pH (less acidic)
Elimination (not absorption) is the major function of the: Large intestine
The basic respiration rhythm is set by the ______. ventral respiratory group
Absorption is predominantly a function of the: small intestine
Which enzyme functions in digestion of proteins: pepsin
A collapsed lung results from loss of ______. Intrapleural pressure (Pip)
______ will decrease oxygen-binding affinity of Hb. High Co2
Pancreatic ___ cells secrete digestive enzymes into the duodenum. Acinar
Gas exchange within the lungs is called: external respiration
Which of the following is NOT part of the respiratory membrane: visceral pleural
_____ ensures that the lungs never deflate completely. Intrapleural pressure (PIP)
Air will continue to flow out of the lungs as long as intrapulmonary pressure (PPUL) is _____. positive
Emphysema is associated with hypertrophy of: right side of the heart
In which of the following will P[CO2] be highest: Alveolus or P(PUL)
In ventilation-perfusion coupling, ____ causes ____ of arterioles leading to the pulmonary capillary bed. low oxygen; vasoconstriction
______ will decrease oxygen-binding affinity of Hb. High CO2
_________ of the stomach secrete gastrin. enteroendocrine cells (G cells)
Which of the following is NOT a role of gut flora (microbiome): Mechanical breakdown of lipids
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