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Which animal snores when it sleeps?
Pig Butterfly Fish Spider
Which animal has a long trunk to breathe with?
Elephant Cat Mouse Dog
What do you call it when air comes out of your nose?
Exhale Inhalation Food Drink
Which animal has beards near its nose?
Cat Fish Bird Spider
Which animal inflates its cheeks?
Frog Spider Fish Worm
What do you do when you go underwater?
You hold your breath You are breathing very hard You breathe in water You forget to breathe
Which animal breathes with its skin?
Worm Leo Bird Horse
What do you smell when mum bakes biscuits?
Deliciously sweet To fish To mud To petrol
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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 is the difference between the air you inhale and exhale?
Exhaled air has less good substances There is no difference Exhaled air is blue Inhaled air is heavier
What is in the air you breathe?
All around you Only in boxes Only in water Only in the ground
How does a dog breathe when it is hot?
With his tongue out Through his ears Through his legs Through his eyes
What can you do with your breath to get warm?
Blowing into your hands Holding your breath Very gentle breathing Breathing through your ears
What can you do to breathe better when you have a cold?
Breathing through your mouth Going underwater Closing your eyes Standing on your head
How can you inflate a balloon?
By blowing air from your lungs into it By putting water in it By putting it in the sun By shaking it
What are nasal sinuses?
Empty spaces in your head that make air warmer Little animals in your nose Small stones Candy in your head
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Where are oxygen and carbon dioxide exchanged in your body?
In the alveoli of the lung In the trachea In the nose In the bronchi
Which part of your respiratory system warms the inhaled air?
The nose The lungs The diaphragm The ribs
What happens to your chest when you inhale?
He gets bigger He gets smaller He does not move He spins around
What do you call the movement of your chest during breathing?
Rise and fall Left and right Front and rear Spin around
Which animal has the longest breath?
The sperm whale The elephant The eagle The dog
Which breathing exercise helps with stress?
Breathe deeply and slowly Rapid panting Holding your breath Blowing through your mouth
What instrument does a doctor use to listen to your lungs?
A stethoscope A thermometer A microscope A blood pressure monitor
Which plant gives off the most oxygen?
Trees Grass Flowers Cacti
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What is the Bohr shift?
Reduced oxygen affinity of haemoglobin at low pH Increased CO2 production during exercise Change in lung volume when breathing Shift of ribs during inhalation
What happens in a pneumothorax?
Air enters pleural cavity and lung collapses Pulmonary alveoli become clogged with mucus Diaphragm becomes paralysed Airways become inflamed
What is the main function of surfactant in the alveoli of the lung?
It prevents the alveoli from sticking together It transports oxygen through the blood It produces additional CO2 for gas exchange It strengthens the wall of the pulmonary alveoli
Which reflex protects the airways from irritants?
Cough reflex Sneeze reflex Swallowing reflex Gap reflex
Which muscles are involved in gentle inhalation?
Diaphragm and external intercostal muscles Abdominal and internal intercostal muscles Only the diaphragm Scalene muscles and pectoral muscles
Which structure prevents food from entering the airways?
Throat flap (epiglottis) vocal cords Huig Tongue
Approximately how many lung alveoli does a healthy adult have?
300 million 50 million 1 billion 10 million
Which cells in the alveoli are responsible for gas exchange?
Type I pneumocytes Type II pneumocytes Alveolar macrophages Endothelial cells
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What percentage of CO₂ is transported as bicarbonate ions in the blood?
70% 23% 7% 90%
What gas exchange takes place in the tissues during internal respiration?
O₂ leaves the blood, CO₂ enters the blood CO₂ leaves the blood, O₂ enters the blood Only O₂ leaves the blood Only CO₂ enters the blood
In which condition is the elasticity of the lung tissues reduced?
Emphysema Asthma Pneumonia Bronchitis
What is the function of the epiglottis during swallowing?
It closes off access to the trachea It opens access to the oesophagus It produces mucus for protection It regulates airflow to the lungs
What is the main driver of gas exchange?
Partial pressure differentials Active transport Osmosis Endocytosis
What is the main function of the nose hairs?
Filtration of large dust particles Production of mucus Warming up the air Humidifying the air
What pressures need to be overcome during inspiration?
Elastic retraction of the lungs Blood pressure in the pulmonary circulation Osmotic pressure Hydrostatic pressure
What is the function of Clara cells in the airways?
Production of surfactant proteins and detoxification Gas exchange Slime production Vibrating movements of cilia
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Which lung function test measures the maximum amount of air that can be forcefully exhaled in 1 second?
FEV1 FVC TLC RV
How many ribs are involved in breathing?
All 12 pairs Only the top six pairs Only the bottom 6 pairs Only the first 10 pairs
What is the normal saturation of haemoglobin with oxygen in arterial blood?
97-99% 85-90% 75-80% 100%
Which factor does NOT affect the oxygen-haemoglobin dissociation curve?
Blood pressure pH Temperature 2,3-DPG concentration
Approximately how many alveoli does an average human lung contain?
300 million 50 million 150 million 500 million
Which respiratory muscle is mainly used during forced inspiration?
Scalene muscles Serratus anterior Latissimus dorsi Pectoralis minor
What percentage of total body energy is used for breathing at rest?
2-3% 10-15% 0,5-1% 5-8%
Which lung disease is caused by inhalation of asbestos fibres?
Asbestosis Silicosis Pneumoconiosis Byssinose
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