1 - A frog can produce sound enen under water because:
Its external nares are generally closed
2 - A frog lust swallow air if lungs are to by expanded because frog:
Has no diaphragm
3 - Accumulation of fluid in pleural cavity generally associated with bacterial infection loads to a disease called:
Pleurisy
4 - Amount of air inspired and expired is called:
Tidal volume
5 - At the tip of arytenoids cartilages in rabbit are present:
Cartilages of santorini
6 - Branches of bronchial tree have mucous membrane containing:
Both of these
7 - Bronchial tree in rabbit consists of:
All of these
8 - Chemical degradation of food substances occurs within cells during:
Tissue respiration
9 - Ciliated epithelium in trachea of mammals help in:
Pushing mucous out
10 - Common feature between trachea of rabbit and brachea of cockroach is that:
Both have non-collapsible walls
11 - Coughing and sneezing are reflex actions which are controlled by centres present in:
Medulla oblongata
12 - Coughing helps to clear on foreign matter inside:
Both of these
13 - Covering of lungs is made up of:
Peritoneum
14 - Cutaneous respiration in frog account for about:
30% of total O2 intake
15 - During buccopharyngeal cavity is the floor of buccopharyngeal cavity is subjected to oscillatory movements by action of:
Perohyal muscles
16 - During buccopharyngeal respiration in frog:
Mouth, gullet, glottis and nares remain open
17 - During coughing the amount of air inspired by man is:
2.5 litres
18 - During hibernation, frog respires by:
Moist skin
19 - During inspiration in frog the air from buccopharyngeal cavity is forced into lungs by raising of floor which is brought about by contraction of:
Pterohyals
20 - During inspiration in rabbit the pressure of air inside alveoli becomes:
757-759 mm of Hg
21 - During inspiration in rabbit, the diaphragm:
Contracts and flattens
22 - During inspiration the external nares in frog are closed by:
Contraction of submental muscles which raises mentomec kelian bones which in turn raise prearillae
23 - During sleep various pulmonary volumes in our body:
Become slightly lesser than normal
24 - Epiglottis closing glottis is present in:
Rabbit
25 - Even when there is no air in it, the human tracheal walls do not collapse due to:
Presence of cartilagenous
26 - Expiratory reserve volume is the amount of air that we can expire over and above tidal volume and in man it is:
1100ml
27 - Functional residual capacity in man equals to about:
2300 ml of air
28 - Functional residual capacity in man is the amount of air that retains in lungs after normal expiration and it is equal to:
Expiratory reserve volume + residual volume
29 - Glottis is opened and closed in frog by:
Arytenoids with the help of certain muscles
30 - In all vertebbrates the circulatory system utilizes following transport media:
Both of these
31 - In coughing the air is forcibly blown through larynx while in sneezing it is blown through:
Nasal cavities
32 - In frog respiration occurs by:
Lungs
33 - In frog the buccopharyngeal respiration accounts for about:
5% of total O2 intake
34 - In frog, glottis is controlled by muscles of:
Arytenoid cartilages
35 - In the frog the sound is also produced by the female, it is called:
Squeak
36 - Inspiratory capacity in man is about:
3500 ml
37 - Inspiratory reserve volume in man is:
3500ml
38 - Laryngotracheal chamber in frog is supported by:
Both of these pairs of cartilages
39 - Larynx in mammals is different in having:
Thyroid cartilages
40 - Loud sound in male frog is due to the fact that:
Vocal sacs works as resonators when filled with air
41 - Lungs in frog are:
Distensible, pinkish sac-like structures
42 - Lungs in rabbit and other mammals do not stick with walls of thoracic cavities because of:
Fluid filled double layer jacket of pleural membranes over them
43 - Lungs in rabbit are located inside:
Thoracic cavities
44 - Maximum amount of air we can inspire after maximum distension of our lungs is:
3500 ml
45 - Nasal cavities in rabbit help it:
Both of these functions
46 - Posterior part of nasal cavities in rabbit is highly complicated due to presence of:
All of these
47 - Residual volume in man is about:
1200ml
48 - Residual volume is the amount of air that:
Is left in lungs after expiration
49 - Respiration in rabbit is helped by:
Intercostal muscles
50 - Respiratory organs in frog are:
All of these
51 - Robust persons and athletes have:
Greater pulmonary volumes than normal man
52 - Schneiderian membrane in rabbit is concerned with:
Olfactoreception
53 - Sound in rabbit is produced by:
Anterior pair of vocal cords
54 - Structure which does not contribute to breathing movements in mammals is:
Larynx
55 - The amount of air we can inspire over and above the tidal volume is called:
Inspiratory reserve volume
56 - The space between two pleural cavities in rabbit is called:
Mediastinum
57 - Tidal volume + inspiratory reserve volume + expiratory reserve volume + Residual volume in man is called:
Total lung capacity
58 - Tidal volume + inspiratory reserve volume is called;
Inspiratory capacity
59 - Tidal volume in human beings is about:
500 ml
60 - Trachea in rabbit is long because the animal:
Has long neck
61 - Trachea in rabbit is supported at regular intervals by incomplete rings which:
Protect collapsing of its walls during passage of air through it
62 - Trachea, bronchi and their various branches bear cartilatinous:
Tertiary bronchi
63 - Various pulmonary volumes in man are:
20-25% lesser in woman
64 - Vestibules of nasal chamber in rabbit has:
Vibrissae
65 - Visceral or pulmonary pleura in rabbit is:
Squamous
66 - Vital capacity of lungs is defined as the maximum amount that one can expire after filling the lungs with maximum deep inspiratory and it is equal to:
Inspiratory reserve volume + tidal volume + expiratory reserve volume
67 - Vocal cords in mammals are:
Two pairs
68 - What is specially common in alveoli of lungs and villi of intestine in mammals:
Both provide a large surface area
69 - Which of the following contains vocal cords:
Larynx
70 - Which of the following respirations in frog account for about 65% of O2 intake:
Pulmonary
71 - Which of the following statements is correct:
All animals require a medium for cellular respiration
72 - Which of the following structures in not related with respiration in frog:
Diaphragm
73 - Which of these contains vocal cords:
Larynx
74 - Which one of the following is total lung capacity in man:
5800ml
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