NEET Daily Practice Papers - Biology - Animal Respiratory

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194 Questions/Answers

q1

Voice in mammals is produced

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Answer:

During exhalation

Explanation:

Vocal sound is produced when air is expelled over the vocal cords during exhalation.
q2

A hibernating frog respires with

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In man, which of the following structures is analogous to the spiracles of a cockroach?

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Adams apple in man is

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What is the total vital capacity of lungs in man?

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Respiratory quotient value is one in case of

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Expiratory volume after normal inspiration is called

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Choose the correct equation

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The amount of carbon dioxide present in the exhaled air is

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How many molecules of oxygen are bound to one molecule of haemoglobin?

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Pinnaglobin is

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If the CO2 concentration in the blood increases, the breathing shall

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Amount of air exchanged in breathing can be measured with a

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Breathing rate increases during muscular exercises due to

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The respiratory centre leading to faster breathing is on account of

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A child breathes nearly ........ times per minute

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Two respiratory pigments have been shown to occur together in the blood of certain

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The area of inner surface of bronchiole is

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Which mammal lacks true vocal cords?

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During inspiration, the enlargement of thoracic cage decreases the pressure in the alveoli to about

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Coughing

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Hypercapnia means excess of ....... in body fluids

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Which of the following disease is associated with lungs

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In vertebrate blood which respiratory pigment is the carrier of oxygen to the tissues.

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Which one of the following has the smallest diameter

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Oxygen in lungs ultimately reaches in

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Respiratory pigment in cockroach is

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In which of the following animals, respiration occurs without any respiratory organ

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In man and mammals, air passes from outside into the lungs through

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Which of the following is a respiratory organ of scorpion

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During forced expiration, actively contracting muscles include the

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In which part gaseous exchange take place in rabbit

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Difference between trachea and fallopian tube is

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Vocal cords are situated at

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Carbon dioxide is transported via blood to lungs mostly

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Which is a common passage in swallowing food and breathing

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In the terminal bronchiole which of the following is present

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In human beings, lungs are divided into

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Largest cartilage in the form of a broad ring incomplete posteriorly is

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The portion of the vestibule between true and false vocal cords is known as

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q41

The process of respiration is concerned with

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Which type of respiration appeared first in the primitive organism and why

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Which does not apply to anaerobic respiration

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Oxyhaemoglobin is an unstable compound because

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Body tissues obtain O2 from oxyhaemoglobin because of its dissociation caused by

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The O2 in the exhaled air is

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q47

In a minute normal man respires

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The process by which chloride ions pass into R.B.C. and bicarbonate ions pass out is called

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Respiration can be defined as

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q50

Percentage of O2 present in inhaled air in man is about

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q51

Of the following, the one which is an example of buffer system in blood is

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In a normal man to help the transport of O2 and CO2 properly, the blood is

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In mammals how much CO2 is transported as bicarbonates of sodium and potassium in the blood

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q54

Mark the incorrect statement

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q55

What is the connecting link between glycolysis and Krebs cycle

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In anaerobic respiration

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In which form are bicarbonates carried in the blood plasma

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q58

The function of tracheal hair is to

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Air moves into the lungs when

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During cellular respiration the energy produced is stored in

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q61

In rabbit the expiration occurs by the

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Respiration is the physiological process in which

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If O2 concentration in tissue was almost as high as at the respiratory surface

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Which of the following factor is most necessary for a respiratory surface

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Electron transport chain is located in

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During one circulation of blood from lungs to the tissues and back through circulatory system, the percentage of haemoglobin giving up its oxygen to the tissue is

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In rabbit the inspiration occurs by contraction of

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The two waste products of oxidation in cells are

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The blood leaving the lungs has all its haemoglobin oxygenated and gives up to the tissue because

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Chloride shift is essential for the transport of

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In mammals the ventilation movements of the lungs are governed by

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Muscles which help in respiration are

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In lungs there is definite exchange of ions between RBC and plasma. Removal of CO2 from blood involves

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The intake and output of air from the lungs is helped by

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Choose the wrong statement

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Constant flow of CO2 from the tissues into the blood is due to

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Acquiring an oxygen debt is evidence that

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Under a given concentration in blood, dissociation of oxyhaemoglobin will increase if

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Which of the following statement is correct

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q80

Which of the following statement correctly defines "Bohr effects''

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q81

During inspiration the diaphragm

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The major fraction of CO2 released during cellular respiration is transported by the blood to the lung capillaries

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In lungs in order to facilitate the removal of CO2 from the blood, there is an exchange of ions between RBC and the plasma which involves the movement of

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q84

In anaerobic respiration the pyruvic acid in muscle will form

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Blood contains CO2 in which of the following forms

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CO2 is dissolved in haemoglobin or blood plasma as

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The dissociation curve is associated with

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Quantity of CO2 transported in the form of bicarbonates by blood is (both plasma and RBC)

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The trachea and bronchi are provided with C-shaped cartilaginous rings which

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The enzyme mediating the reaction of Kreb's cycle during cellular respiration in animal found in

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When the affinity of O2 and CO2 for haemoglobin is compared, it is

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q92

The function of surfactant is/are

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q93

What is the end product of glycolysis

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Which is true for CO2 concentration

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q95

How much amount of air can be inspired or expired during normal breathing

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q96

Breathing differs from respiration by

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The air which is taken in or given out during a single breath is known as

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q98

A person with high fever may be breathing faster than normal. This faster breathing may be due to

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q99

Daily respiratory activities are controlled by

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Respiration mechanism is controlled by

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q101

In rabbit the expiration occurs by the

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Respiration is the physiological process in which

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If O2 concentration in tissue was almost as high as at the respiratory surface

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Which of the following factor is most necessary for a respiratory surface

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Electron transport chain is located in

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During one circulation of blood from lungs to the tissues and back through circulatory system, the percentage of haemoglobin giving up its oxygen to the tissue is

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In rabbit the inspiration occurs by contraction of

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The two waste products of oxidation in cells are

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The blood leaving the lungs has all its haemoglobin oxygenated and gives up to the tissue because

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Chloride shift is essential for the transport of

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In mammals the ventilation movements of the lungs are governed by

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q112

Muscles which help in respiration are

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q113

In lungs there is definite exchange of ions between RBC and plasma. Removal of CO2 from blood involves

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q114

The intake and output of air from the lungs is helped by

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q115

Choose the wrong statement: (a) Respiratory pigments are coloured pigments (b) Respiratory pigments have special affinity for respiratory gases (c) Respiratory pigments are the coloured proteins which contain a metallic ion (d) None of the above

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q116

Constant flow of CO2 from the tissues into the blood is due to

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q117

Acquiring an oxygen debt is evidence that

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q118

Under a given concentration in blood, dissociation of oxyhaemoglobin will increase if

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Which of the following statement is correct: (a) Breathing refers to chest movement and respiration to the another mechanism (b) Breathing means getting in of CO2 in the lungs and O2 out from the lungs (c) Respiration means the oxidation of food material (d) Breathing and respiration both are same

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q120

Which of the following statement correctly defines 'Bohr effects''

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q121

Pulmonary volumes and capacities: The process by which chloride ions pass into R.B.C. and bicarbonate ions pass out is called

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q122

Respiration can be defined as

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q123

Percentage of O2 present in inhaled air in man is about

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q124

Of the following, the one which is an example of buffer system in blood is

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q125

In a normal man to help the transport of O2 and CO2 properly, the blood is

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q126

In mammals how much CO2 is transported as bicarbonates of sodium and potassium in the blood

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q127

Mark the incorrect statement: (a) Respiratory centres are found in medulla oblongata (b) Near lungs – Cl moves out of the RBC (c) RBC of deoxygenated blood are slightly bigger than that of oxygenated blood (d) None of the above

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q128

What is the connecting link between glycolysis and Krebs cycle

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q129

In anaerobic respiration

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In which form are bicarbonates carried in the blood plasma

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q131

The function of tracheal hair is to

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q132

Air moves into the lungs when

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q133

During cellular respiration the energy produced is stored in

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q134

In rabbit the expiration occurs by the

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Respiration is the physiological process in which

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If O2 concentration in tissue was almost as high as at the respiratory surface

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Which of the following factor is most necessary for a respiratory surface

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q138

Electron transport chain is located in

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q139

During one circulation of blood from lungs to the tissues and back through circulatory system, the percentage of haemoglobin giving up its oxygen to the tissue is

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q140

In rabbit the inspiration occurs by contraction of

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q141

Which is true for CO2 concentration?

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q142

How much amount of air can be inspired or expired during normal breathing?

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q143

Breathing differs from respiration by

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q144

The air which is taken in or given out during a single breath is known as

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q145

A person with high fever may be breathing faster than normal. This faster breathing may be due to

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q146

Daily respiratory activities are controlled by

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q147

Respiration mechanism is controlled by

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q148

The medullary inspiratory centre is always under the direct

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q149

The respiratory centre in brain which controls inspiration and expiration is situated in

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q150

When CO2 concentration in blood increases, breathing becomes

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q151

Respiratory centre of brain is sensitive to

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q152

Respiratory and vomiting centres are located in

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q153

Rate of breathing is controlled by

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q154

A substance that prevents or delays oxidation is

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q155

Which of the following conditions is responsible for increase in ventilation rate of lungs

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q156

Vanadium containing blood pigment is noticed among

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q157

Which of the following statement is correct

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q158

The R.Q. is more than one when the respirable matter is

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q159

In anaerobic respiration, from one glucose molecule how many net ATP molecules are formed

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q160

During strenous exercise, which of the following change occurs

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q161

Which animal has unpaired lungs?

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q162

Mammalian lungs have enormous number of minute alveoli (air sacs). It is to allow

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q163

True organ of sound production in birds is

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q164

The nerve impulses which stimulate the intercostal muscles and diaphragm and thus permit breathing, originate in the

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q165

Number of alveoli in human lung is about

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Alveolar sac of lungs and villi of intestine have a similar function, it is that

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q167

500 ml respiratory volume in a normal adult human is related to

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q168

During respiration if the volume of thoracic cavity of rabbit is maximum, then

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How much CO2 is present per 100ml of venous blood?

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q170

To the metabolic rate of body total pulmonary ventilation is

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q171

The cellular respiration differs from breathing in that in cellular respiration

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q172

One mole glucose on complete oxidation yields energy

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A pyrophosphate cleavage takes place when

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Haemoglobin is having maximum affinity with

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q175

Following process is chemically similar to 'sugar fermentation'

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In which form CO2 is mostly carried by blood

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Which is not found in TCA cycle

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Rate of respiration is directly proportional to

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q179

The blood coming out of lungs than entering into lungs is richer in

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q180

In pyruvic acid the number of carbons is

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Respiration can be defined as

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Percentage of O2 present in inhaled air in man is about

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Of the following, the one which is an example of buffer system in blood is

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q184

In a normal man to help the transport of O2 and CO2 properly, the blood is

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q185

In mammals how much CO2 is transported as bicarbonates of sodium and potassium in the blood

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Mark the incorrect statement

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q187

What is the connecting link between glycolysis and Krebs cycle

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q188

In anaerobic respiration

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In which form are bicarbonates carried in the blood plasma

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q190

The function of tracheal hair is to

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Air moves into the lungs when

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During cellular respiration the energy produced is stored in

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In rabbit the expiration occurs by the

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Respiration is the physiological process in which

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Publish Year

August 2025

Last Update

August 18, 2025

Language

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Total Questions

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