WorksheetsBreathing to Eat!
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The process by which complex nutrients are broken down into smaller components is called ____.
ventilation
digestion/catabolism
amylase
inspiration
A gland that secretes glucagon and digestive enzymes.
pancreas
liver
rectum
viscera
A duct that delivers bile to the duodenum from both the liver and gallbladder
hepatic duct
epiglottis
common bile duct
cystic duct
Ingested fats/lipids (triglycerides) are composed of 3 fatty acids and ____.
lipase
amylase
glycerol
lipids
Between the distal end of the stomach and the small intestine is the ____ sphincter.
lower esophageal
cardiac
common bile
pyloric
The distal colon bends backward into an S shape and empties into the rectum.What is it called
transverse
sigmoid
anus
ileocecal
A pigment,that is one by-product from the destruction of old RBCs is known as___.(made in the liver)
bile
hypercapnia
lactase
bilirubin
What are the functions of bile. Choose all that apply.
emulsify fat
breaks down maltose
aids in absorption of digested fats
gives stool its color
what is the function of lacteals
emulsify fat
absorb electrolytes
drain/absorb fats from the villi
digestion
What are the functions of the small intestine. Select all that apply
nutrient absorption
digestion
feces formation
segmentation
Corticosteroids are prescribed to treat asthma..why?
fight infection
to reduce inflammation
they increase internal gas exchange
they prevent bronchial spams
Deficiency of oxygen in our arterial blood is known as
hypoxia
hypoventilation
hypoxemia
hyperventilation
The amount of air that can be expelled from the lungs by max exhalation following max inhalation is known as?
vital capacity
residual volume
total lung capacity
tidal volume
A decrease in the rate and depth of breathing is known as?
hyperpnea
Hypopnea
apnea
ventilation
A rise in the blood level of carbon dioxide?
hyperoxemia
tachypnea
ventilation
hypercapnia
The active phase of normal relaxed breathing is ____
inhalation
exhalation
hypoxia
tidal volume
The exchange of air between the atmosphere and the alveoli of the lungs is called pulmonary ____.
inspiration
exhalation
visceral
ventilation
or/o
nose
mouth
ear
rectum
In _____, an amount of air insufficient to meet the body's metabolic needs enters the alveoli.
hypoventilation
hyperventilation
hypoxia
ventilation
aden/o
tongue
gland
tissue
like
