32) The apical bronchopulmonary segment is from which lobe of the lungs? A) righ
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32) The apical bronchopulmonary segment is from which lobe of the lungs?
A) right middle lobe
B) right superior lobe
C) right inferior lobe
D) left superior lobe
E) left inferior lobe
33) Which lobe of the lungs contain the lateral and medial bronchopulmonary segments?
A) right inferior lobe
B) left inferior lobe
C) left superior lobe
D) right superior lobe
E) right middle lobe
49) Regarding respiratory changes at birth, changes in blood flow that occur lead to the closure of the ________, the embryonic interatrial connection.
A) ductus venosus
B) foramen ovale
C) ligamentum arteriosum
D) foramen magnum
E) internal acoustic meatus
50) Higher centers that influence respiration are found in the cerebrum and in the ________.
A) epithalamus
B) cerebellum
C) pons
D) medulla
E) hypothalamus
51) With increasing age, the reduction in the lungs' ability to inflate and deflate is due to the deterioration of ________ throughout the body.
A) lymphatic tissue
B) elastic tissue
C) smooth muscle
D) hyaline cartilage
E) skeletal muscle
Explanation / Answer
32-Option B(The apical bronchopulmonary segment lies in the superior Lobe rt side)
33-Option E
49-Option B(Foramen ovale closes at birth because of low supply from the Placenta and increase pulmonary blood flow and pulmonary venous return to left atrium of the heart)
50-option D(Medulla and cerebrrum has respiratory centres
51-OptionD
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