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membrane. 29- The pleural membrane is an example of a" mucous b- serous c synovial d-peritoneal. 30- Hypocapnia may be a result of: d- hyper apnea a-hyperventilation b- hypoventilation c- apnea is reduced oxygenation of arterial blood by respiratory alterations. 31. a-ischemia b- hypoxia hypoxemia d- hypocapnia 32- High altitude may produce hypoxemia through: a-shunting b-hypoventilation c decreased inspired oxygen d- diffusion abnormalities 33- asthma is less common and its etiology is unknown. a- extrinsic b- intrinsic c- atopic d- allergic. 34- It has been suggested that asthma may be caused by environmental antigens a- extrinsic b intrinsic c- nonatopic d-band c e- a, b, and c. 35- In chronic bronchitis may lead to closure of the airway particularly during expiration, when the airways are narrowed. a- thick mucus from hypertrophied glands b-hypertrophied smooth muscle c cells. with metaplasia d- a and b e- a, b, and c. 36- Individuals with emphysema usually present with: a- a productive cough b- obesity c- dyspnea on exertion d- none of the above. 37. A pulmonary embolism may lead to: a-shock b- pulmonary infarction c- pulmonary hypertension d- a and b e- a, b, and c. 38- Cor pulmonale is a- pulmonary heart disease b-right ventricular enlargement right ventricular dilation d- all of the above. 39- is a circumscribed area of suppuration and destruction of lung parenchymaExplanation / Answer
29.Answer b :Serous,Example of serous membrane are peritoneum, pleurra,pericardium.
30.Answer b.hypocapnia result of rapid brathig hyperventilation.
31.Answer c.Hypoxaemia ,:reduced oxygen of arterial blood caused by respiration
32.Answer c,hypoventilation.
33.Answer b
34.Answer b,intrinsic means asthma caused by allergic diseased
35.Answer a.hypertrophied gland
36Answer
37.Answer b. Pulmonary I infraction
38.Answerb
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