Anatomy Help please. Just a few questions?
17: The pancreatic duct transports secretions from the pancreas to the
stomach.
duodenum.
liver.
colon.
18: Bile is produced in the
liver.
small intestine.
pancreas.
gall bladder.
19: Specifically, by definition, when air flows outward, we call it
costal breathing.
diaphragmatic breathing.
inspiration.
expiration.
20: As the thoracic diaphragm contracts and lowers, what happens?
Volume of the thoracic cavity decreases.
Pressure within the thoracic cavity increases.
Both of the above.
None of the above.
21: The exchange of gases between blood and cells is called
pulmonary ventilation.
internal respiration.
external respiration.
cellular respiration.
Tagged with: bile • cells • cellular respiration • colon • diaphragm contracts • exchange of gases • external respiration • gall bladder • inspiration expiration • internal respiration • liver • lowers • pancreas • pancreatic duct • pulmonary ventilation • secretions • small intestine • stomach duodenum • thoracic cavity
Filed under: Colon Anatomy
angie (68)
17: The pancreatic duct transports secretions from the pancreas to the
stomach.
duodenum.*
liver.
colon.
18: Bile is produced in the
liver. *
small intestine.
pancreas.
gall bladder.
19: Specifically, by definition, when air flows outward, we call it
costal breathing.
diaphragmatic breathing.
inspiration.
expiration.*
20: As the thoracic diaphragm contracts and lowers, what happens?
Volume of the thoracic cavity decreases.
Pressure within the thoracic cavity increases.
Both of the above.
None of the above.*
21: The exchange of gases between blood and cells is called
pulmonary ventilation.
internal respiration.
external respiration.
cellular respiration.*
the foot bone is conected to the ankle bone. the ankle bone is conected to the leg bone. You are a bone.
o
17. duodenum
18. liver
19. expiration
20. non of the above
21. internal respiration
17. google it
18. google it
19. think about it…air flowing OUT of your lungs…its not going to be inspiration now is it?
20. if the diaphragm is CONTRACTING its getting smaller..so its not going to decrease the volume of the cavity is it? Cross out the wrong answers and you’re only left with one
21. and im pretty sure you can google this one too
ps learn to google!
actually study if this is for school