This document contains multiple choice questions and answers, structured questions about respiration, and essay questions about the structure and function of alveoli. Specifically:
1) It provides the multiple choice answers to 10 questions about respiration.
2) It describes how exhaled air contains more water vapor and is warmer than atmospheric air, causing water droplets when the warm vapor condenses.
3) It explains that alveoli have thin walls that provide a suitable surface for gas diffusion. A dense network of capillaries surround each alveolus to increase the surface area for gas exchange between the alveolus and blood.
Live Birth After Transfer of A Single Euploid Vitrified-Warmed Blastocyst According To Standard Timing vs. Timing As Recommended by Endometrial Receptivity Analysis
This document contains multiple choice questions and answers, structured questions about respiration, and essay questions about the structure and function of alveoli. Specifically:
1) It provides the multiple choice answers to 10 questions about respiration.
2) It describes how exhaled air contains more water vapor and is warmer than atmospheric air, causing water droplets when the warm vapor condenses.
3) It explains that alveoli have thin walls that provide a suitable surface for gas diffusion. A dense network of capillaries surround each alveolus to increase the surface area for gas exchange between the alveolus and blood.
This document contains multiple choice questions and answers, structured questions about respiration, and essay questions about the structure and function of alveoli. Specifically:
1) It provides the multiple choice answers to 10 questions about respiration.
2) It describes how exhaled air contains more water vapor and is warmer than atmospheric air, causing water droplets when the warm vapor condenses.
3) It explains that alveoli have thin walls that provide a suitable surface for gas diffusion. A dense network of capillaries surround each alveolus to increase the surface area for gas exchange between the alveolus and blood.
This document contains multiple choice questions and answers, structured questions about respiration, and essay questions about the structure and function of alveoli. Specifically:
1) It provides the multiple choice answers to 10 questions about respiration.
2) It describes how exhaled air contains more water vapor and is warmer than atmospheric air, causing water droplets when the warm vapor condenses.
3) It explains that alveoli have thin walls that provide a suitable surface for gas diffusion. A dense network of capillaries surround each alveolus to increase the surface area for gas exchange between the alveolus and blood.
Multiple Choice Questions exchange of carbon dioxide between the alveolus
and the blood. The rate of gaseous exchange is 1. C 2. B 3. A 4. D 5. A increased by the large surface area provided by the 6. C 7. A 8. D 9. C 10. B unique structure of the alveolus. Thirdly, the mucus lining of the alveolus wall provides a medium for the Structured Questions oxygen to be dissolved in before diffusing in the blood. Red blood cells in the capillaries absorb the 1. Respiration is the process whereby energy-rich oxygen and transport it to all the tissues in the body. food substances are oxidised by organisms which Carbon dioxide diffuses into the alveolus from the results in the release of energy for the vital activities plasma down a concentration gradient. of the organisms. Hence this process occurs inside every living cell of plants and animals. Respiration 2. (a) Aerobic respiration is the oxidation of food consists of both tissue respiration and external substances to release energy. Here, full respiration. In addition to the release of energy oxidation takes place in the presence of during respiration, carbon dioxide and water are oxygen. Water and carbon dioxide are the by- released as well as waste products. products. 2. Exhaled air contains more water vapour and is also (b) Respiration releases energy which is essential warmer than atmospheric air. Hence when the for the carrying out of various body activities. warm water vapour comes into contact with the For example, during exercise, the contraction atmospheric air, it condenses making larger water of muscles requires energy. Energy is also droplets which are visible. needed in conveying nerve impulses through the body. The process of cell division for growth and reproduction requires energy. Essay Questions Responses of the body to stimulus need 1. An alveolus possesses a thin (one-celled) wall. energy. The heart needs energy to pump blood This provides a suitable surface for easy diffusion. and the brain cells need it in thinking. The A dense network of capillaries surround each process of breathing itself requires energy. alveolus. These are branches of the pulmonary Lots of energy are also needed in digestion artery and they increase the surface area for and the processes of excretion.
Live Birth After Transfer of A Single Euploid Vitrified-Warmed Blastocyst According To Standard Timing vs. Timing As Recommended by Endometrial Receptivity Analysis