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Q. 10 of Quiz-1391 (Que-ID : 2653)

What is the inspiratory reserve volume

  • 2500-3000 ml
  • 500 ml
  • 1000-1100 ml
  • None of the above

Ans → (a)2500-3000 ml

Explanation → 500ml is tidal volume, 1000-1100 ml is expiratory reserve volume

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Which among the following does not exchange o2 with CO2 through simple diffusion

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Which among the following have well developed respiratory system

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How many lobes are present in right lung

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Name a sound box which is responsible for sound production

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Thoracic chamber is dorsally formed by

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Q. 7 of Quiz-1391 (Que-ID : 2650)

The part starting from external nostril upto terminal bronchioles is known as

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  • 20-25
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Q. 10 of Quiz-1391 (Que-ID : 2653)

What is the inspiratory reserve volume

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which among the following is measured by spirometer

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Pressure contributed by an individual gas in a mixture of gas is known as

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Solubility of CO2 is how many times higher than O2

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How many percent of co2 is carried by plasma in dissolved form

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How many percent of co2 is carried as bicarbonate

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