Control of breathing, Breathing Mechanisms and Resp. Volumes
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- Q1The amount of air breathed in and out in 1 minute is...VentilationResidual VolumeTidal VolumeRespiratory rate30s
- Q2What is the average resting breathing rate?28 bpm20 bpm12 bpm5 bpm30s
- Q3How many litres of air passes through the lungs during inhalation and exhalation?4 litres6 Litres5 litres1 litre30s
- Q4The amount of air breathed in and out each normal breath is...Vital CapacityTidal VolumeResidual VolumeTotal lung capacity30s
- Q5The volume of extra air inhaled (above tidal volume) during a deep breath is...Expiratory reserve volumeInspiratory reserve volumeVital CapacityResidual Volume30s
- Q6The amount of additional air breathed out after normal expiration (breath out) is...Tidal VolumeResidual VolumeVital CapacityTotal lung capacity30s
- Q7The air remaining in the lungs after maximum expiration is...Total Lung CapacityVital CapacityWhat's leftResidual Volume30s
- Q8The muscles that move the rib cage during breathing are known as...DiaphragmPharynxIntercostal MusclesTrachea30s
- Q9The large dome shaped muscle that allows the lungs to expand during inhalation and decrease during exhalation is known as...Intercostal musclesNasal CavityHeartDiaphragm30s
- Q10During inspiration...The diaphragm flattens and the internal intercostal muscles move the rib cage up and out.The diaphragm flattens and the external intercostal muscles move the rib cage up and out.The diaphragm is a dome shape and the external intercostal muscles move the rib cage up and out.45s
- Q11During expiration...The diaphragm flattens and the external intercostal muscles move the rib cage up and out.The diaphragm returns to a dome shape and the internal external muscles move the rib cage down and in.The diaphragm returns to a dome shape and the internal intercostal muscles move the rib cage down and in.45s
- Q12How many main methods of regulating breathing are there?314245s