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QUESTION 1-3, please refer to the choices below. a. alveoli 1. It is the largest artery of the body. b. aorta 2. It is the functioning unit of the lungs. 3. These are pumping chambers of the heart. 4. The arteries carry blood away from the heart, while the veins a. carry blood to the legs alone b. forms connection between the vessels C. carry blood towards the heart 5 The blood pumped by our right atrium will go to our d. none of the above a. stomach b. trachea 6. Which of the following will BEST explain why the walls of the alveoll are thin? c. lungs d. aorta a. It acts as surfactant. b. For increase carbon dioxide concentration. c. So that the oxygen brought in can diffuse to your entire body and carbon dioxide from your lungs can be easily exhaled. d. Their walls are thin because it need to release carbon dioxide to the blood that will be delivered all throughout the body. 7. Which of the following will best illustrate the path of oxygen? nose-> trachea -> alveoll-> bronchi-> bronchioles b. nose → alveoll trachea -> bronchioles -> bronchi C. nose >trachea -> bronchi-> bronchioles alveoli d. nose trachea --> bronchioles bronchi- > alveoli 8. If the blood came from our eyes, which among the following will its path going to aorta? a. IVC RA - RV - PA -> Lungs-PV-LA-LV - Aorta b. IVC -> RV -> RA-PV-> Lungs-> PA-LALV--- Aorta c. SVC RV-RA ->PV-> Lungs->PA-LA-LV --> Aorta d. SVC - RV-> RA->PV-Lungs-> PA->LA->LV -> Aorta 9. Which of the following is correctly matched? a. inhalation : air exhale : Exhalation : air inhale b. Inhalation : diaphragm moves up : Exhalation : diaphragm moves down c. Inhalation : rib cage is smaller : Exhalation : rib cage expands d. Inhalation : rib muscle relax : Exhalation : rib muscle contracts 10. A friend of yours, who is 15 years old, is smoking and has no plan to stop, what do you think will most likely happen if contracted by COVID-19 virus? a. They will only develop fatigue, nothing else. b. Nothing will happen because your friend is still young. c. They will not get the virus because it is airborne and not present in cigarettes. d. They may have lung disease or reduced lung capacity which would greatly increase risk of serious illness 11. What will possibly happen if the right atrium will not filled with blood? a. the person will supper from stroke. c. heart attack will surely occur. b. heartbeat is not possible. d. nothing will happen. 12. An old woman joined a kilometer-dash sprint and felt very exhausted afterwards. How did the old woman affect her heart rate? a. After running, the woman's heart rate will fluctuate.. b. After running, the woman's heart rate decreased to supply more oxygen through the blood to the mu they need more oxygen when they are moving. c. After running, the woman's heart rate will remain the same. d. After running, the woman's heart rate increased to supply more oxygen through the blood to the they need more oxygen when they are moving 13. You always hear and see the statement, "Government Warning: Cigarette smoking is dangerous to How does cigarette smoking increase the risk of developing cardiovascular seases? a. The chemicals in cigarette harm the blood cells. b. They can damage the function of the heart and the structure and function of blood vessels. C. They can harden the walls of the blood vessels. d. All of the above. 14. What are the 3 foods cardiologists will say to avoid? IV. Beans I. added salt Il. Processed foods d. 1, ll and Ill only c. I, lll and I only , a. I, II and IV only b. II, III and IV only 15. Is it bad if someone around you is smoking? a. NO because you don't inhale the smoke directly. b. YES because there is tar that will enter into your lungs. III. Sugary cereals C. YES because secondhand smoke is harmful if full of chemicals. in herause it's none of our business if people smoke.
QUESTION 1-3, please refer to the choices below. a. alveoli 1. It is the largest artery of the body. b. aorta 2. It is the functioning unit of the lungs. 3. These are pumping chambers of the heart. 4. The arteries carry blood away from the heart, while the veins a. carry blood to the legs alone b. forms connection between the vessels C. carry blood towards the heart 5 The blood pumped by our right atrium will go to our d. none of the above a. stomach b. trachea 6. Which of the following will BEST explain why the walls of the alveoll are thin? c. lungs d. aorta a. It acts as surfactant. b. For increase carbon dioxide concentration. c. So that the oxygen brought in can diffuse to your entire body and carbon dioxide from your lungs can be easily exhaled. d. Their walls are thin because it need to release carbon dioxide to the blood that will be delivered all throughout the body. 7. Which of the following will best illustrate the path of oxygen? nose-> trachea -> alveoll-> bronchi-> bronchioles b. nose → alveoll trachea -> bronchioles -> bronchi C. nose >trachea -> bronchi-> bronchioles alveoli d. nose trachea --> bronchioles bronchi- > alveoli 8. If the blood came from our eyes, which among the following will its path going to aorta? a. IVC RA - RV - PA -> Lungs-PV-LA-LV - Aorta b. IVC -> RV -> RA-PV-> Lungs-> PA-LALV--- Aorta c. SVC RV-RA ->PV-> Lungs->PA-LA-LV --> Aorta d. SVC - RV-> RA->PV-Lungs-> PA->LA->LV -> Aorta 9. Which of the following is correctly matched? a. inhalation : air exhale : Exhalation : air inhale b. Inhalation : diaphragm moves up : Exhalation : diaphragm moves down c. Inhalation : rib cage is smaller : Exhalation : rib cage expands d. Inhalation : rib muscle relax : Exhalation : rib muscle contracts 10. A friend of yours, who is 15 years old, is smoking and has no plan to stop, what do you think will most likely happen if contracted by COVID-19 virus? a. They will only develop fatigue, nothing else. b. Nothing will happen because your friend is still young. c. They will not get the virus because it is airborne and not present in cigarettes. d. They may have lung disease or reduced lung capacity which would greatly increase risk of serious illness 11. What will possibly happen if the right atrium will not filled with blood? a. the person will supper from stroke. c. heart attack will surely occur. b. heartbeat is not possible. d. nothing will happen. 12. An old woman joined a kilometer-dash sprint and felt very exhausted afterwards. How did the old woman affect her heart rate? a. After running, the woman's heart rate will fluctuate.. b. After running, the woman's heart rate decreased to supply more oxygen through the blood to the mu they need more oxygen when they are moving. c. After running, the woman's heart rate will remain the same. d. After running, the woman's heart rate increased to supply more oxygen through the blood to the they need more oxygen when they are moving 13. You always hear and see the statement, "Government Warning: Cigarette smoking is dangerous to How does cigarette smoking increase the risk of developing cardiovascular seases? a. The chemicals in cigarette harm the blood cells. b. They can damage the function of the heart and the structure and function of blood vessels. C. They can harden the walls of the blood vessels. d. All of the above. 14. What are the 3 foods cardiologists will say to avoid? IV. Beans I. added salt Il. Processed foods d. 1, ll and Ill only c. I, lll and I only , a. I, II and IV only b. II, III and IV only 15. Is it bad if someone around you is smoking? a. NO because you don't inhale the smoke directly. b. YES because there is tar that will enter into your lungs. III. Sugary cereals C. YES because secondhand smoke is harmful if full of chemicals. in herause it's none of our business if people smoke.
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