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Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands
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Biologie 18+ year
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Where are your lungs?
In your chest In your head In your belly In your legs
What sound do you make when your nose is blocked?
A clogged sound A high sound No sound A beautiful sound
Which animal blows very hard through its nose?
Taurus Mouse Butterfly Fish
Which animal blows bubbles under water?
Whale Frog Butterfly Rabbit
Which animal snores when it sleeps?
Pig Butterfly Fish Spider
What is the name of the air we breathe?
Oxygen Water Milk Juice
How does a bird breathe in its egg?
Through holes in the shell He does not breathe Through the yellow yolk With his paws
What do trees do with air?
They make clean air They eat air They make air dirty They hold air
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What makes you breathe when it is cold?
Through the warm air from your mouth Through the cold air around you Through the ice in the sky By the wind
What do you do when you sneeze?
You blow air very hard through your nose You suck air through your mouth You hold your breath for a very long time You breathe through your fingers
How does a dog breathe when it is hot?
With his tongue out Through his ears Through his legs Through his eyes
How can you feel that you are breathing?
By putting your hand on your chest By closing your eyes By moving your fingers By putting your feet on the ground
How does your chest feel when you inhale deeply?
He gets bigger He gets smaller He gets hard He gets cold
What is a nose-nose on an elephant?
A very long nose to breathe with A tail One ear One leg
What is in the air you breathe?
All around you Only in boxes Only in water Only in the ground
What is the difference between inhaling and exhaling?
Inhaling is air going in, exhaling is air going out Inhaling is through the mouth, exhaling through the nose There is no difference Breathing in is during the day, breathing out at night
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Which gas does your body breathe out that plants actually need?
Carbon dioxide Oxygen Nitrogen Water vapor
What percentage of the air is oxygen?
About 21% About 50% About 5% About 80%
Why do your nostrils move when you breathe heavily?
To take in more air To take in less air To clean your nose To make noise
Which exercise helps you calm down through your breathing?
Breathing deeply and slowly Breathing as fast as possible Holding your breath Breathing very loudly
Which musical instrument trains your lungs?
A flute A piano A guitar A drum
What happens to your ribs when you breathe in?
They move up and outward They move down and inward They stay still They tremble
What is the most important reason you need to breathe?
To take in oxygen To make noise To fill your lungs To stay cool
Which profession requires a special mask to be able to breathe?
A diver A baker A teacher A painter
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What happens to your chest when you inhale?
He gets bigger He gets smaller He does not move He spins around
What is the name of the valve that prevents food from entering your trachea?
Straw flap Lung valve Nose flap Heart valve
Approximately how many lung alveoli does an adult human have?
About 300 million About 1,000 About 50,000 About 10 billion
Which sport is best for your lungs?
Swimming Chess Darts Computer games
What is the main function of breathing?
Absorbing oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide Digesting food Making blood Producing heat
How do babies breathe in their mothers' tummies?
Through the umbilical cord Through their noses Through their mouths They do not breathe
Which part of your respiratory system warms the inhaled air?
The nose The lungs The diaphragm The ribs
Which music class helps improve your breathing?
Singing lessons Drum lessons Guitar lessons Pianos
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What happens to lung capacity during pregnancy?
Functional capacity decreases due to uterine pressure Lung capacity increases Nothing changes Lungs grow with you
Which disease is caused by damaged lung alveoli fusing together?
Pulmonary emphysema Asthma Bronchitis Pneumonia
Approximately how many lung alveoli does a healthy adult have?
300 million 50 million 1 billion 10 million
Which muscle is most important for breathing?
The diaphragm The chest muscles The back muscles The abdominal muscles
What is the dead space in the respiratory system?
Air space where no gas exchange takes place Damaged pulmonary alveoli Air not refreshed Space between ribs
On average, how many millilitres of air does a teenager inhale per breath?
500 ml 200 ml 1000 ml 1500 ml
Which form of carbon dioxide is most commonly transported in the blood?
Bicarbonate ions Dissolved CO2 Bound to haemoglobin Carbonic acid
What is surfactant and where is it produced?
A surface tension-reducing substance produced in the alveoli of the lung An enzyme produced in the bronchi A hormone produced in the diaphragm A protein produced in the trachea
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What is the main function of alveolar macrophages?
Cleaning up dust particles and pathogens Gas exchange Surfactant production Oxygen transport
How many molecules of oxygen can one haemoglobin molecule bind?
4 2 1 8
What is the normal gulp volume in an adult?
500 mL 1200 mL 3100 mL 1100 mL
At what altitude above sea level does altitude sickness usually start?
2,500 metres 1000 metres 5000 metres 500 metres
What is the main driver of gas exchange?
Partial pressure differentials Active transport Osmosis Endocytosis
What structure forms the boundary between the upper and lower airways?
vocal cords Epiglottis Bifurcation of the trachea Cricoid cartilage
What is the dead-space volume in the airways?
150 mL 500 mL 50 mL 300 mL
Where are the peripheral chemoreceptors that regulate breathing located?
Aortic arch and carotid arteries Medulla oblongata Lungs Heart muscle
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Which muscle is NOT involved in forced expiration?
Aperture Abdominals Intercostal muscles Serratus posterior inferior
On average, what percentage of inhaled oxygen is used by the body during rest?
25% 50% 75% 90%
Which lung disease is caused by inhalation of asbestos fibres?
Asbestosis Silicosis Pneumoconiosis Byssinose
Which form of haemoglobin cannot transport oxygen?
Methemoglobin Oxyhemoglobin Deoxyhemoglobin Carboxyhemoglobin
Which lung function value remains relatively constant with normal ageing?
Tug volume (TV) Vital capacity (VC) FEV1 Total lung capacity (TLC)
What structure separates the right lung lobe from the left lung lobe?
Mediastinum Aperture Pleura parietalis Sternum
Which cell type is responsible for mucus production in the airways?
Cup cells Vibrating hair cells Basal cells Clara cells
Which reflex prevents overstretching of the lungs during inspiration?
Hering-Breuer reflex Bainbridge reflex Cushing reflex Bezold-Jarish reflex
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