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| The nerve that supplies the diaphragm. |
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| The part of the throat that houses the palantine and lingual tonsils. |
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| The nerve that supplies the larynx and pleura. |
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| The first branches of the trachea. |
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| The membrane that lines most of the respiratory tract. |
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| The hairs that sweep debris out of the respiratory system. |
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| The structure that houses the vocal folds. |
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| The muscle that elevate or depress the ribs. |
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| The chemical that reduces surface tension in the alveoli. |
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| The type of cartilage that supports the respiratory tract. |
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| The double membrane that surrounds the lungs. |
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| Most oxygen is transported in the blood in the form of this chemical. |
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| The sacs where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged. |
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| The cavities that lighten the skull and provide resonant chambers for speech. |
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| The passageway that carries air from the parynx to the lungs. |
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| The extensions of the ethmoid bone that increase the surface area of the nose. |
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| The muscle the forms the body of the vocal folds. |
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| The structure the warms and filters air as it enters the body. |
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| The bronchi that branches twice and supplies two lobes of the lungs. |
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| 10% of CO2 is carried in this form. |
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| Dissolved in blood plasma |
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| Carbonic anhydrase assists in the formation of this molecule. |
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| Chloride is shifted into red blood cells to replace the transport of this molecule out of the red blood cells and into the blood plasma. |
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| H+ produced inside red blood cells attach to this molecule to initiate the Bohr Effect. |
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| 70% of CO2 is transported in this form. |
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| The majority of oxygen is transported in this form. |
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| H+ ions produced in the blood are buffered by this molecule. |
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Oxygenated hemoglobin releases oxygen less readily when the pH is more________.
(Acidic or Basic) |
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Hyperventilation causes the pH of arterial blood to become more ______.
(Acidic or Alkaline) |
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| An increased heart rate, vasoconstriction and an increased respiratory rate would be symptoms of respiratory____. |
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| If you were developing alkalosis, the respiratory system would __________ the breathing rate to increase the acidity of the blood. (Increase/ Decrease) |
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| Oxygen of the blood wants to enter the tissue where there is a ______ partial pressure or oxygen. (Higher or Lower) |
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