1. Excuse me if I Pass a little GAS Knock Knock –Who’s There?
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Excuse me if I Pass a little GAS
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3. A-100
ANSWER: Give both the structure and the specific nerve for the following question:
Stretch receptors are located in these structures and will fire up this nerve
QUESTION: What is the ALVEOLI and the VAGUS Nerve

4. A-200
ANSWER: These are the two specific muscles involved in Inspiration
QUESTION: What are the External Intercostal Muscles and the diaphragm

5. A-300
ANSWER: The negative pressure in the thoracic cavity is established during this scientific process.
QUESTION: What is INSPIRATION

6. A-400
ANSWER: The full proper name for the single membrane that is directly attached onto the lungs
QUESTION: What is VISCERAL PLEURAL Membrane

7. A-500 ANSWER: This nerve innervates the diaphragm
QUESTION: What is PHRENIC NERVE

8. B-100 ANSWER: Mesenteric Capillaries   Villi Tissue
QUESTION: What is INTERNAL RESPIRATION

9. B-200 ANSWER: 27% of CO2 is carried in the blood as this …
QUESTION: What is CARBAMINOHEMOGLOBIN HbCO2

10. B-300 ANSWER: C6H12O6 + 6O2  6H2O + 6CO2
QUESTION: What is CELLULAR RESPIRATION

11. B-400 ANSWER: ALVEOLI  Pulmonary Capillaries
QUESTION: What is EXTERNAL RESPIRATION

12. B-500
ANSWER: I am the enzyme responsible for synthesis and degradation of carbonic acid H2CO3
QUESTION: What is CARBONIC ANHYDRASE

13. C-100
ANSWER: HbCO2
QUESTION:What is CARBAMINOHEMOGLOBIN

14. C-200
ANSWER: HHb
QUESTION: What is a Reduced Hemoglobin

15. C-300 ANSWER: The molecule shown here
QUESTION: What is BICARBONATE ION

16. C-400
ANSWER: The two structures that house chemoreceptors that detect low levels of oxygen in the blood are…
QUESTION: What are CAROTID BODIES and AORTIC BODIES

17. C-500
ANSWER: The molecule shown here.
QUESTION: What is CARBONIC ACID

18. D-100 ANSWER: The name given to the opening shown here
QUESTION: What is GLOTTIS

19. D-200 ANSWER: Both of these tubes are reinforced with cartilage.
QUESTION: What are the TRACHEA and BRONCHI

20. D-300
ANSWER: These are the specific type of epithelial cells that form the alveolar wall.
QUESTION: What are SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL

21. D-400
ANSWER: The relative pH and relative temperature at INTERNAL respiration in respect to those same factors at external respiration.
QUESTION : What is the pH is lower (more acidic) and the temperature is warmer

22. D-500
ANSWER: What will happen to the each of the following in your blood in your capillaries if you hold your breath?
- Level of HbO2
- Level of HHb
QUESTION: What is HbO2 will drop and HHb level will go up.

23. E-100 ANSWER: Scientific name for the structure shown here
QUESTION: What is the LARYNX

24. E-200 ANSWER: The two waste products from this organelle.
QUESTION : What are CO2 and H2O

25. E-300
ANSWER: The energy released during cellular respiration is used to drive this cycle
QUESTION: What is the ATP CYCLE

26. E-400
ANSWER: The changes that will be seen to blood pH and Bicarbonate ion level if you held your breath.
QUESTION: What is the pH will go down and Concentration of Bicarbonate ions will go up

27. E-500
ANSWER: Give the specific name for the unicellular gland cells that are embedded in the pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
QUESTION: What are GOBLET CELLS

28. FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION:What is A) Erythrocyte B) Hemoglobin C) Water
ANSWER:Give the actual molecule/chemical /cell that each represents STOP CLICKING AT “E” !
A) Red Chair with student
B) Student’s fingers
C) Clear petri dish lids
D) Students hand holding Blue Egg
E) Plastic water bottle missing its lid
QUESTION:What is A) Erythrocyte
B) Hemoglobin
C) Water
D) Carbaminohemoglobin
D) Bicarbonate Ions