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1. Chamberlain University-Illinois
2. BIOS 252
a&p 3 chamberlain university- exam 3 and comprehensive
Questions and Answers 2026 Latest Update
conducting zone Ans: nose, nasopharynx, larynx, trachea, narrowing
segments of bronchi and bronchioles.
function of conducting zone Ans: moves air in and out of lungs,
respiratory zone Ans: bronchioles, alveor ducts, alveoli,
respiratory zone function Ans: moves oxygen and carbon ioxide in and out
of blood
type 1 alveolar cells Ans: simple squamous cells where gas exchange occurs,
large and flat
type 2 alveolar cells Ans: small, secrete
list all components of the respiratory membrane Ans: alveolar wall, capillary
wall, basement wall, fused basal lamine
pulmonary ventilation Ans: movement of air into and out of the lungs
external respiration Ans: the exchange of gases between the atmosphere
and the blood
internal respiration Ans: Exchange of gases between cells of the body and
the blood
cellular respiration Ans: Process that releases energy by breaking down
glucose and other food molecules in the presence of oxygen
list all the muscles of inspiration Ans: diaphragm, external intercostals
list all the muscles of expiration Ans: diaphragm, internal intercostals,
abdominal muscles
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1. Chamberlain University-Illinois
2. BIOS 252
a&p 3 chamberlain university- exam 3 and comprehensive
Questions and Answers 2026 Latest Update
conducting zone Ans: nose, nasopharynx, larynx, trachea, narrowing
segments of bronchi and bronchioles.
function of conducting zone Ans: moves air in and out of lungs,
respiratory zone Ans: bronchioles, alveor ducts, alveoli,
respiratory zone function Ans: moves oxygen and carbon ioxide in and out
of blood
type 1 alveolar cells Ans: simple squamous cells where gas exchange occurs,
large and flat
type 2 alveolar cells Ans: small, secrete
list all components of the respiratory membrane Ans: alveolar wall, capillary
wall, basement wall, fused basal lamine
pulmonary ventilation Ans: movement of air into and out of the lungs
external respiration Ans: the exchange of gases between the atmosphere
and the blood
internal respiration Ans: Exchange of gases between cells of the body and
the blood
cellular respiration Ans: Process that releases energy by breaking down
glucose and other food molecules in the presence of oxygen
list all the muscles of inspiration Ans: diaphragm, external intercostals
list all the muscles of expiration Ans: diaphragm, internal intercostals,
abdominal muscles
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