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| Protein in red blood cells. Consist of heme & globin. |
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| Almost all the oxygen (over 98%) is carried in the blood bound to the protein hemoglobin in red blood cells. |
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| What is the largest volume during normal insperation? |
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| Where is the vocal cord located? |
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| What does the vocal cord do? |
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| Upper folds (false vocal cords) does not produce sounds. Help close the larynx during swallowing. Lower folds (true vocal cords) contain elastic fibers and are responsible for vocal sounds. |
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| What is the amount of air that enters & leaves the lung refered to? |
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| What causes air to enter the lungs? |
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| What makes up the aveoli? |
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| Thin -walled, microscopic air sacs that open to an alveolar sac. Thus, air can difuse freely from the alveolar ducts, through the alveolar sacs, and into the alveoli. |
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| How does toxin remove from the lung? |
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| Machine that measures respiratory air volumes. |
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| What does the spirometer measure? |
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| A person with asthma usually finds it harder to force air out of th elungs than to bring it in. |
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| What is the structure of trachea? |
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| Flexible cylindridrical tube abotu 2.5 cm in diameter and 12.5 cm in length. |
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| What is the function of the trechea? |
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| Leads from the lyrnx to the bronchi. Air way. |
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| What is the process of normal inspiration? |
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| 1. Nerve impulses travel on phrenic nerves to muscle fibers in the diaphragm, contracting them. 2. As the dome-shaped diaphragm moves downward, the thoracic cavitiy expands. 3. At the same time, the external intercostal muscles may contract, raising the ribs & expanding the thoracic cavity further. 4. The intra-alveolar pressure decreases. 5. Atmospheric pressure, which is greater on the outside forces air into the respiratory tract throught the air passages. 6. The lungs fill with air. |
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| What is the process of normal expiration? |
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| 1. Diaphragm & external respiratory muscles relax. 2. |
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| What is the structure of the lung? |
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| What is the differences in the right & left lung? |
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| What is the process of filteration? |
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| How does the glocose reabsorbed by the kidney? |
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| What is the function of ADH in the body? |
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| What cause GFR to increase? |
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| What makes us kidney stone? |
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| What is large urine output? |
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| What term is used to large urine output? |
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| What is the effect of alchol on kidney function? |
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| What is the last product of protein metabolism? |
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| What are the different regions of nefron? |
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| Which part of nefron is responsible for maintaining concentration? |
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| What is the effect of excess water on sodium reabsorbtion by the kidney? |
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| What causes the increase of urine output? |
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| What is the content of gout? |
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| What is the function of the kidney? |
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| What is the preocess of urination? |
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| What is the difference between intercellular & extracellular fluid? |
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| What are the important intercellular & extracellular ions? |
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| What make the transfer of ions in intercellular & extracellular fluid? |
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| Where is the thirst center? |
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| What causes the aldostrone to get activated? |
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| What is the function of the buffereing system? |
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| What are the different types of acid base inbalance? |
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| What is the structure of testis? |
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| Where does sperm mature & store? |
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| What are the essential hormones of male & female reproductive system? |
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| What is the effect of menopause on the body? |
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| What are the different type of contraceptives? |
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| What are the hormones in pregnacy? |
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| What makes testrone increase? |
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| What are the primary reproductive system in male & female? |
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| What causes the movement of egg in female reproductive system? |
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| What is ovarian & uterine cycle? |
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