Pulmonology Test 1

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1.
1 point
The lung is elastic and returns actively to its pre-expiratory volume.
2.
1 point
Pulmonary fibrosis inhibits normal gaseous diffusion by causing a thickening of which layer of the capillary/alveoli interface?
3.
1 point
Which of the following are components of the upper respiratory system?
4.
1 point
Place these growth factors in the correct order of their release:
I. FGF-10
II. VEGF
III. TGF-B
IV. BMP-4 & Shh
5.
1 point
Which lung volume is NOT measured directly on a spirograph?
6.
1 point
While conducting a lung transplant, a surgeon is subsequently sued for malpractice when his/her patient dies. Which of the following is NOT a likely cause for the lawsuit?
7.
1 point
If a small change in pressure creates a large change in lung volume, the lung is said to be...
8.
1 point
Which of the following is NOT a normal function of the lungs?
9.
1 point
Each red blood cell spends approximately how long in bronchial circulation?
10.
1 point
Respiratory vasculature begins to develop during which stage of human lung development?
11.
1 point
Which adult tissue does NOT derive from the embryonic foregut?
12.
1 point
Decreasing the thickness of alveolar epithelium will decrease the volume of gas which diffuses across the alveolary/capillary interface.
13.
1 point
Lung bud mesenchyme secretes which of the following factors?
14.
1 point
Which gas(ses) is/are measured using Fowler's method to calculate anatomic dead space?
I: Oxygen
II: Nitrogen
III: Helium
IV: CO2
15.
1 point
There are how many bifurcations of the esophageal duct system before birth?
16.
1 point
True or False: The surface area of the lungs greatly increases after birth.
17.
1 point
Which of the following CAN be directly measured via spirometry?
18.
1 point
Which structure separates the upper and lower respiratory systems?
19.
1 point
Which method is the most accurate for measuring total lung capacity?
20.
1 point
Which growth factor is responsible for the secretion of extracellular matrix molecules (e.g. fibronectin and collagens I, III, IV)?
21.
1 point
The functionality of embryonic lung tissue is determined by which type of precursor tissue?
22.
1 point
Which of the following do NOT have cartilage?
23.
1 point
A ventilated patient doubles their tidal volume. What is the new percentage of CO2 in the exhaled air? (Original is PCO2)
24.
1 point
Which generations of airway divisions are part of the respiratory acinus?
25.
1 point
A patient is put on a ventilator in the hospital and you measure a normal CO2 output. When you return from a quick nap in the resident break room, an alarm has gone off indicating dangerous CO2 levels. What could be a cause for this change?
I: Your patient has entered a hypermetabolic state
II: Your patient has entered cardiac arrest and stopped breathing
III: A pulmonary embolism has blocked more of her diseased lung
IV: She is simply sleeping and has slowed her respiratory rate
26.
1 point
Place these animals in order of completion of lung development from earliest to latest:
I: Humans
II: Monkeys
III: Rats
IV: Ferrets
27.
1 point
The five lobes of the two lungs are first identifiable during which stage of human lung development?
28.
1 point
True or False: A large number of bronchioles develop after birth.
29.
1 point
Aberrant connections between the airways and the digestive tube are termed ___________.
30.
1 point
Lung bud epithelium secretes which of the following factors?
31.
1 point
Place the stages of exhalation in the correct order:
I: Diffusion
II: Circulation
III: Ventilation
32.
1 point
The digestive tract and respiratory system are derivatives of which embryological structure?
33.
1 point
Which of the following is NOT a function of the conducting zone of the respiratory system?
34.
1 point
A ventilated patient has their respiratory rate doubled. What is the new percentage of CO2 in the exhaled air? (Original is PCO2)
35.
1 point
Place these stages of lung development in the correct order:
I. Canalicular
II. Pseudoglandular
III. Embryonic
IV. Alveolar
V. Saccular
36.
1 point
The atmospheric pressure at the top of Mount Everest is approximately 1/3 of that at sea level (SL=760 mmHg). Assuming that the tracheal water vapor pressure and blood levels of CO2 are normal, what should the concentration of oxygen be in a climber's tank to maintain a normal partial pressure of oxygen in the alveoli of 100 mmHg?
37.
1 point
Which lung structure is NOT part of the respiratory conductive system?
38.
1 point
Surfactant is first secreted during which stage of human lung development?
39.
1 point
Type II pneumocytes account for 10% of the pulmonary surface area.
40.
1 point
The gut tube is formed during the _______ week of gestation.