Section IV- QUESTIONS IV- ANSWERS Volume of air that can be inspired with maxima

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Section IV- QUESTIONS IV- ANSWERS Volume of air that can be inspired with maximal effort A. Tidal volume Volume that increases with end-stage emphysema B. Residual volume Volume of air exchanged during a quiet respiration C. Vital capacity Volume of the entire respiratory system D. Total lung capacity Volume of air that cannot be exhaled Section V - QUESTIONS V - ANSWERS Provides most of blood to stomach A. Portal vein Provides most of blood to small intestine B. Inferior mesenteric artery Provides most of blood to ascending colon C. Iliac vein Provides most of blood to liver D. Hepatic vein Collects venous blood from the liver to the inferior vena cava E. Celiac trunk F. Superior mesenteric artery END OF MATCHING

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Section IV

26. Inspiratory reserve volume , it is the volume maximum, inspired after a normal inspiration.

27. Vital capacity increases in emphysema due to destruction of alveolar walls

28. Tidal volume approx 500 ml exchanged in quiet respiration

29 total lung capacity: volume of entire respiratory system

30. Residual volume , this cannot be exhaled

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