) The epiglottis is made of  a) hyaline cartilage b) fibrocartilage c) bone d) elastic cartilage

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A: The correct answer to this question is option E i.e. Emphysema.  It is an obstructive lung disease.

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Q: Type II alveolar cells have which of the following function? A) replace mucus in the alveoli B)…

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Q: Symptoms of nicotine toxicity include of all the these, Except?

A: The toxic effects of consuming nicotine i.e. the tobacco products is known as nicotine toxicity.

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Q: What is pneumothorax?

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Q: Cutaneous respiration occurs in: A) Cockroach B) Salamander C) Crab D) Parrot

A: Answer is B.) Salamander.

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Q: Beginning with the alveolar space, place the following layers of the respiratory membrane into the…

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Q: Which of the following is an abnormal lower airway sound associated with breathing?

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Q: Type II alveolar cells have which of the following function? A) replace mucus in the alveoli B)…

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Q: Damage to this organ wou a) trachea Ob) mouth c) diaphragm

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