Practice Test

Q1) All living animals require ____________to perform different activies. Show Answer

Q2) Energy is produced in the body of animal during the process of______ Show Answer

Q3) Respiration is a ________ process. Show Answer

Q4) Respiration involves Show Answer

Q5) Blood transports gases from Show Answer

Q6) To produce energy, food is oxidized by Show Answer

Q7) Nostrils are Show Answer

Q8) Nasal chambers are Show Answer

Q9) Nasal chamber is divided into two parts by Show Answer

Q10) The anterior most part of nasal chamber is Show Answer

Q11) The lining of nasal cavity is Show Answer

Q12) The part of nasal chamber that traps dust praticles is Show Answer

Q13) The part of nasal chamber that is richly supplied with blood capillaries is Show Answer

Q14) The part of nasal chamber that warms air and makes air moist is Show Answer

Q15) The posterior most part of nasal chamber is Show Answer

Q16) Respiratory part of nasal chamber helps in Show Answer

Q17) Length of pharynx is Show Answer

Q18) The upper part of pharynx is Show Answer

Q19) The lower part of pharynx is Show Answer

Q20) Tonsils are present in Show Answer

Q21) Tonsils are primarily made up of Show Answer

Q22) Tonsils help is Show Answer

Q23) The air from pharynx enters larynx through the Show Answer

Q24) Which is a common passage for swallowing food and breathing? Show Answer

Q25) The stucture present in pharynx that kills bacteria trapped in mucous is Show Answer

Q26) Adam's apple is the name given to Show Answer

Q27) The sound producing organ of the respiratory system is Show Answer

Q28) In males, larynx Show Answer

Q29) Vocal cords are Show Answer

Q30) The vertical septum located in nasal cavities is made up of Show Answer

Q31) Which of these contains vocal cords? Show Answer

Q32) The respiratory passage is protected by Show Answer

Q33) Though digestive and respiratory passage join at some place, there is no entry of food into the the respiratory passage. This is due to the presence of Show Answer

Q34) The human trachea is Show Answer

Q35) The human trachea is Show Answer

Q36) The human trachea lies _________oesophagus. Show Answer

Q37) The wall of human trachea is made up of Show Answer

Q38) Trachea is supported by _______ shaped cartilage. Show Answer

Q39) Trachea is supported by _______ number of 'C' shaped cartilages. Show Answer

Q40) Main function of the 'c' shaped cartilages of trachea is Show Answer

Q41) The anterior end of trachea is enlarged into a chamber called Show Answer

Q42) The trachea is lined by Show Answer

Q43) By ciliary movement in the trachea, the dust particles are swept towards larynx and finally enters Show Answer

Q44) Trachea is divided at its Show Answer

Q45) Trachea is divided Show Answer

Q46) Trachea bifurcates to form Show Answer

Q47) How many bronchi are there in the respiratory tract? Show Answer

Q48) Terminal bronchioles arise from Show Answer

Q49) Bronchioles contain Show Answer

Q50) In the tertiary brochioles the covering does not have Show Answer

Q51) The stuctural and functional unit of pulmonary respiration is Show Answer

Q52) Respiratory bronchiole gives rise to Show Answer

Q53) Cartilage is absent in Show Answer

Q54) In man chief respiratory organs are Show Answer

Q55) Which of the following describe a correct order of structure in the respiratory pathway? Show Answer

Q56) Lungs are located in Show Answer

Q57) Lungs are ______ organs. Show Answer

Q58) Lung is enclosed in Show Answer

Q59) Covering of lungs is called Show Answer

Q60) Alveoli contains Show Answer

Q61) Each alveolar sac contains ____ alveoli. Show Answer

Q62) Lungs are internally lined by Show Answer

Q63) The alveolar wall is made up of Show Answer

Q64) Visceral pleura is made up of Show Answer

Q65) Alveoli are supplied by a Show Answer

Q66) Thickness and diameter of alveoli are Show Answer

Q67) Each lobule of lung has Show Answer

Q68) Outer pleural layer is Show Answer

Q69) The space between visceral and parietal pleural layer is known as Show Answer

Q70) Which of the following is the function of pleural fluid? Show Answer

Q71) Inspiratory air in lungs ultimately reaches Show Answer

Q72) Diaphragm is present between Show Answer

Q73) Lungs are protected laterally by_______,ventrally by ________, and dorsally by__________. Show Answer

Q74) Cardiac notch occurs in Show Answer

Q75) Right lung is Show Answer

Q76) Left lung is Show Answer

Q77) Right lung has_______ lobes and_______ fissures. Show Answer

Q78) The medial surface of each lung has a triangular depression, known as Show Answer

Q79) The exchange of gases occur in the Show Answer

Q80) The term respiration includes Show Answer

Q81) The process that speeds up the rate of gasesous exchange is Show Answer

Q82) The terms breathing and respiration are Show Answer

Q83) The CORRECT statement is: Show Answer

Q84) The process of breathing includes Show Answer

Q85) During inspiration, Show Answer

Q86) During breathing, Show Answer

Q87) Inspiration is Show Answer

Q88) Which of the following does not happen during inspiration? Show Answer

Q89) The muscles involved in breathing mechanism along with diaphragm muscles are Show Answer

Q90) Contraction of inter-costal muscles causes Show Answer

Q91) Relaxation of inter-costal muscles causes Show Answer

Q92) During inspiration,_______ becomes flat. Show Answer

Q93) Breathing is controlled by Show Answer

Q94) During inspiration, the inter-costal muscles Show Answer

Q95) During inspiration, the lower part of sternum is Show Answer

Q96) During inspiration, the volumn of thoracic cavity Show Answer

Q97) Which of the following does not belong to the conducting portion of the respiratory system? Show Answer

Q98) During expiration, Show Answer

Q99) A dome shaped diaphragm is seen during Show Answer

Q100) The pressure on the lungs increases during Show Answer

Q101) The pressure on the lungs decrease during Show Answer

Q102) Lungs expand and their volumn increases during Show Answer

Q103) The lungs are compressed during Show Answer

Q104) A respiratory cycle is Show Answer

Q105) Which of the following helps in breathing? Show Answer

Q106) Respiratory processes which take place at the lung are included under Show Answer

Q107) Respiratoy processes which take place at the tissue level are included under Show Answer

Q108) Food is oxidised during which type of respiration? Show Answer

Q109) Respiratory processes which lead to final oxidation of food are included under Show Answer

Q110) External respiration is a ________ process and internal respiration is a ________ process. Show Answer

Q111) The concentration of of oxygen in inspired air _____ the concentretion of oxygen in alveolar boold. Show Answer

Q112) The exchange of gases between blood and cell is called Show Answer

Q113) ________ is a respiratory pigment. Show Answer

Q114) Absorbed oxygen combines with heamoglobin of RBCs forming Show Answer

Q115) Most oxygen in the blood is transported Show Answer

Q116) Carbon dioxide from the blood is released with the help of Show Answer

Q117) Tidal volume is Show Answer

Q118) Inspiratory reserve volume is the Show Answer

Q119) Expiratory reserve volumne is the Show Answer

Q120) Expiratory reserve volumn is about Show Answer

Q121) The volume of air taken in and given out during effortless breathing is called Show Answer

Q122) Inspiration reserve volume is the Show Answer

Q123) The total volume of air expired after maximum inspiration is called Show Answer

Q124) The total volume of air left behind in the lungs and respiratory passage after forced expiration is Show Answer

Q125) The normal residual volume is Show Answer

Q126) In CO poisoning, there is Show Answer

Q127) CO poisoning occurs in Show Answer

Q128) Asphyxia(choking) occurs due to Show Answer

Q129) Asthma is Show Answer

Q130) Asthma is associated with Show Answer

Q131) During an attack of asthma Show Answer

Q132) An attack of asthma, occurs due to the Show Answer

Q133) During an attack of asthma, there is Show Answer

Q134) During an attack of asthma, the lungs are Show Answer

Q135) During an attack of asthma, there is Show Answer

Q136) During an attack of asthma, there is ________ of lungs. Show Answer

Q137) During an attack of asthma, there are mucus plugs in the bronchi. This is Show Answer

Q138) An attack of asthma can be precipitated by Show Answer

Q139) Pharyngitis and laryngitis are caused by Show Answer

Q140) Laryngitis is more common in Show Answer

Q141) A feeling of rawness in the throat and a husky voice is a characteristics of Show Answer

Q142) Vocal misuse or overuse are the common causes for Show Answer

Q143) The disease commonly associated with common cold is Show Answer

Q144) Cough of an irritating type and stridor are sympotoms of Show Answer

Q145) The condition of hypersensitivity to foreign proteins which leads to acute inflammation of nasal mucosa causes Show Answer

Q146) Hay fever is a type of Show Answer

Q147) Pollen,mites ,animal dander may lead to Show Answer

Q148) Acute condition of __________ is rhinorrhoea. Show Answer

Q149) Atopic hypersensitivity is Show Answer

Q150) Infection of alveoli is found in Show Answer

Q151) Eczema in infants is a form of Show Answer

Q152) Common causative organism of pneumonia is Show Answer

Q153) Pneumonia occurs when Show Answer

Q154) Pneumonia occurs when Show Answer

Q155) Coughing can be impaired due to Show Answer

Q156) Ciliary epithelium of respiratory tract is destroyed by Show Answer

Q157) Depressed macrophage acivity occurs due to Show Answer

Q158) The associated causes of pneumonia includes all except Show Answer

Q159) Lobar pneumonia is caused due to Show Answer

Q160) Pneumonia due to Mycoplasma is more common in Show Answer

Q161) Pneumonia occurs when Show Answer

Q162) Pneumonia is caused by Show Answer

Q163) To cause disease, the inhalant practicles should be Show Answer

Q164) Inhalant practicles can cause disease when Show Answer

Q165) _______is caused by long teem exposure to dust containing silicon compounds. Show Answer

Q166) Weorkers in granite, slate and sandstone industries may suffer from Show Answer

Q167) Occupational lung disease caused by long term glass and pottery work is Show Answer

Q168) Occupatonal lung disease caused by working in quarrying and stone masonry is Show Answer

Q169) In the development of silicosis,inflammatory reaction occurs Show Answer

Q170) Last stage of occupational lung diseases show Show Answer

Q171) Silicosis predispose the development of Show Answer

Q172) __________is caused by inhaling asbstos fibers. Show Answer

Q173) Asbestosis usually develops after Show Answer

Q174) _______asbestos is associated with the most serious asbestosis. Show Answer

Q175) Nasal chember is Show Answer

Q176) The part of nasal chamber that detects smell is Show Answer

Q177) Larynx Show Answer

Q178) Human lung has about Show Answer

Q179) The total surface area covered by alveoli is ______ times that of skin. Show Answer

Q180) Expiration is a/an ________ process. Show Answer

Q181) Respiratory rate in man is Show Answer

Q182) an attack of asthma which may last for a few minutes to a few hours is called Show Answer

Q183) Inflammation of pharynx is called Show Answer

Q184) The commonest cause of infection of palatine tonsils and walls of pharynx is Show Answer

Q185) Severe laryngitis leads to Show Answer

Q186) Pneumonia occurs in a cancer patient on medicines, as cancer medicines are Show Answer

Q187) Agents which causes tonsilitis are Show Answer

Q188) Occupational lung disease caused by inhaling air during sand blasting is Show Answer

Q189) In carbon monoxide poisoning, tissues, suffer from deficiency of Show Answer

Q190) Bronchi are supported by Show Answer

Q191) What is the another name for windpipe? Show Answer

Q192) Tobacco smoking causes Show Answer

Q193) During breathing_______is taken in the body. Show Answer

Q194) Lungs release Show Answer

Q195) Which of the following is not the function of nasal passage? Show Answer

Q196) Total area covered by alveoli is about Show Answer

Q197) Select the correct sequence of event for the transport of respiratory gases from the following Show Answer

Q198) Haemoglobin has the greatest affinity for Show Answer

Q199) In tissue respiration, the chemicals evolved are Show Answer

Q200) An attack of asthma can be precipitated by Show Answer

Q201) Respiration is a process of gaseous exchange where________ is taken in and _______ is released. Show Answer