Assignment 3 Respiratory, Urinary, Acid-Base Balance) Henry\'s liowBoyle\'s law
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Assignment 3 Respiratory, Urinary, Acid-Base Balance) Henry's liowBoyle's law Dalton's law partial pressure 593g increases Diaphragm medulla, pons decreases, exhalation increasespressure contracted expands the superior-inferior dimension of the thoracic cavity 2. As diaphragm relaxes, thorax volumeleading to 3. Respiratory centers are located in 4. Pressure exerted by each type of gas in a mixture is known as S. Partial pressure of a gas with increase in concentration of a gas. 6. Partial pressure of N2 in air is 7. States that solubility of a gas in liquid increases wih 8. States that pressure of a gas is inversely related to the volume of a gas at constant temperature 9. States that partial pressure of individual gases in air is related to total atm.pressure and concentration of gas in a mixture VC alveolar ventilation RV TLC anatomical deadspace pC-RV IRV ERV TY 70% Respiratory minute volume 10. Normal volume of air inspired or expired 11. The v 12. The volume of air that can be forcefually be expired after expiration of the normal tidal volame. 13. Volume of air remaining in lungs aher the most forceful expiration iscalled 14. Maximam amount of air that can move in and oust is called 15. Total volume a lung can hold is about 16. Total lung volume is the sum of 17. Total amount of air moved in and out of the respiratory system each minute 18. Air in the is not involved in gas exchange 19. Gas exchange at alveoli is also known as 20. %ofTV is alveolar ventilation volume of air that can be forcefally inspired afer inspiration of the normal tidal volume. carbon dloxide transport Jour carbaminohemoglobin bicarbonateBohr's feet ystemic exchange or internal respiration carbonie aniydrase external 21, 70% of CO2 is transported in this form. 22, 20% of CO2 is transposed in this form. 23. More than 97% of oxygen is traesported in this form 24. Number of oxygen molecules that can bind to hemoglobin 25. States that increase in pCo, levels promotes On dissociatice from Hemoglobin 26. Carbonic acid formation is catalyzed by inside RBCs 27. Carbonic acid dissociates to fo 2 Chloride shift plays an important role m-- rangert 29. Gas euchange at tissaes is known as 30. Increase in acidity leads to unbinding offroes hemoglobin 31. In and hydrogen ions respiration gas exchange eccurs betwen lungs and blood. Urinary exdernal wrethral sphincter renal/cortical colunu badder inlernal urethral sphincter 32. Urethra is a primarylaccessory organ of the urinary system. 33. Urine storage ogan 34. Voiding or emptying of bladder is called: 35. The voluntary urcthral sphincter is called 36. Entry of urine into urethra is regulated bysphincter 37. Urine moves from kidney to bladder via Cortical tissue running beween modullary pyramids: perifabular capwlariesarower bowman's capsule afferent arteriole renal corpuscle ADH, ANH, Aldosterone eferent arteriole HP, OP renal caly how mian 's eaule, PCT, loop of Henle, DCT, CD aferent arteriole renal veirn 95% ephron PCr renal pelvis 39. Bowman's capsale &glomerulus; is known as: 40. During filtration, iltrale moves from glomerulus to 41. Blood to be processed is beoeght to the kidncy by 42. From renal calyx wrine emptics into: 43 From renal papilla urine moves ino: 4 Froem oollecting ducts urine empties intocExplanation / Answer
1. Diaphragm:Diaphragm is a dome-shaped sheet of muscle that forms the boundary between the thoracic and abdominal cavities; it helps in respiration.
16. VC + RV
micturition
External urethral sphincter