TAFE Exam - Questions With Correct Solutions
Structure and function of capillaries Correct Answer -
structure : single cell thick, simple squamous, epithelium.
Function : allows for diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide
Conduction system of the heart Correct Answer - 1. snoatrial
node
2. atrioventricular
3. bundle of His
4. purkinje fibres
Nasal cavity Correct Answer - air comes in your nose and gets
filtered from dust and particles through the melcous membrane
Structure and function of artery Correct Answer - structure:
thick muscular walls, high pressures smooth muscle
function : carry oxygenated blood away from the heart to cells,
tissues and organs
location of the heart Correct Answer - posterior to the sternum
in the thoracic cavity
external respiration Correct Answer - exchange of gases
between lungs and blood
internal respiration Correct Answer - the exchange of gases
between blood and tissue cells
function of pleura Correct Answer - to cushion the lung and
reduce any friction that may develop between the lung, rib cage and
chest cavity
Structure and function of capillaries Correct Answer -
structure : single cell thick, simple squamous, epithelium.
Function : allows for diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide
Conduction system of the heart Correct Answer - 1. snoatrial
node
2. atrioventricular
3. bundle of His
4. purkinje fibres
Nasal cavity Correct Answer - air comes in your nose and gets
filtered from dust and particles through the melcous membrane
Structure and function of artery Correct Answer - structure:
thick muscular walls, high pressures smooth muscle
function : carry oxygenated blood away from the heart to cells,
tissues and organs
location of the heart Correct Answer - posterior to the sternum
in the thoracic cavity
external respiration Correct Answer - exchange of gases
between lungs and blood
internal respiration Correct Answer - the exchange of gases
between blood and tissue cells
function of pleura Correct Answer - to cushion the lung and
reduce any friction that may develop between the lung, rib cage and
chest cavity
