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Important Questions on Breathing and Exchange of Gases

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The process in which atmospheric air with 21% of O2 is drawn in and alveolar air rich in CO2 is sent out is called        
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A person has 400 million alveoli per lung with an average radius of 0.1 mm for each alveolus. Considering the alveoli are spherical in shape, the total respiratory surface of that person is closest to
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Match the type of cells in Column I with the organs they are part of, listed in Column II:

  Column I   Column II
P. Chondroblast i. Bone
Q. Osteoclast ii. Brain
R. Microglia iii. Cartilage
S. Pneumocyte iv. Lung

Choose the CORRECT combination.

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Cavity lodging lungs is _______
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Match the following
  List-I   List-II
(A) Moist body wall (I) Insects
(B) Tracheal system (II) Amphibian larvae
(C) Book lungs (III) Earthworms
(D) Gills (IV) Aves
    (V) Spiders

The correct match is
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A person suddenly starts coughing while swallowing food. This coughing would have been due to improper movement of
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The lungs are spongy and elastic due to _______.
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The unpaired cartilages supporting the wall of larynx are      
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If the number of alveoli in an individual is doubled without changing the total alveolar volume, the gas exchange capacity of the lungs will:
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Which of the following is not the function of conducting part of respiratory system?
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Which is the correct sequence of the air passage in man?
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In jelly fishes, majority of gaseous exchange takes place through the ______.
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Name the organs of breathing in fish.
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In the process of respiration, the exchange of gases takes place in
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Define pulmonary respiration.
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Explain the structure of lungs.
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The alveoli of lungs are lined by
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Lungs comprise of
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Read the following statements and identify the wrong ones among them:

(i) The oral cavity leads into a short larynx, which is a common opening for food and air.

(ii) A cartilaginous flap called “epiglottis” prevents the entry of food into the glottis.

(iii) The duct of the submaxillary gland is called the “Duct of Wirsung”.

(iv) Oesophagus leads into a J-shaped bag-like structure called “stomach”.

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Differentiate between right and left lungs.