BIO 117 HONDROS EXAM 3 EXAMINATION
SCRIPT 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
◉ PULMONARY VOLUMES.
Answer: volume of air present in the lung after inhalation and
exhalation
◉ TIDAL VOLUME.
Answer: the amount of air exchange with each normal breath
◉ INSPIRATORY RESERVE VOLUME.
Answer: amount of air that enters the lung during normal inhalation
◉ EXPIRATORY RESERVE VOLUME.
Answer: the amount of air that moves out during normal exhalation
◉ RESIDUAL VOLUME.
Answer: the amount of air that remains in the lung after the most
forceful exhalation
, ◉ EPIGLOTTIS.
Answer: flap that covers over the trachea during eating
◉ BRONCHIOLES.
Answer: smallest of airways, lacks cartilaginous rings to prevent
collapse
◉ INHALATION.
Answer: volume of the chest cavity increases and pressure decreases
◉ EXHALATION.
Answer: volume of the chest cavity decreases and pressure increases
◉ PATHWAY OF FOOD.
Answer: mouth-->pharynx-->UES-->esophagus-->LES-->stomach--
>pyloric sphincter-->duodenum-->jejenum-->ileum-->ileocecal
sphincter-->cecum-->ascending colon-->transverse colon--
>descending colon-->sigmoid colon-->rectum-->internal anal
sphincter-->external anal sphincter-->anus
◉ DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Answer: teeth, salivary glands, liver, pancreas, gallbladder
SCRIPT 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
◉ PULMONARY VOLUMES.
Answer: volume of air present in the lung after inhalation and
exhalation
◉ TIDAL VOLUME.
Answer: the amount of air exchange with each normal breath
◉ INSPIRATORY RESERVE VOLUME.
Answer: amount of air that enters the lung during normal inhalation
◉ EXPIRATORY RESERVE VOLUME.
Answer: the amount of air that moves out during normal exhalation
◉ RESIDUAL VOLUME.
Answer: the amount of air that remains in the lung after the most
forceful exhalation
, ◉ EPIGLOTTIS.
Answer: flap that covers over the trachea during eating
◉ BRONCHIOLES.
Answer: smallest of airways, lacks cartilaginous rings to prevent
collapse
◉ INHALATION.
Answer: volume of the chest cavity increases and pressure decreases
◉ EXHALATION.
Answer: volume of the chest cavity decreases and pressure increases
◉ PATHWAY OF FOOD.
Answer: mouth-->pharynx-->UES-->esophagus-->LES-->stomach--
>pyloric sphincter-->duodenum-->jejenum-->ileum-->ileocecal
sphincter-->cecum-->ascending colon-->transverse colon--
>descending colon-->sigmoid colon-->rectum-->internal anal
sphincter-->external anal sphincter-->anus
◉ DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Answer: teeth, salivary glands, liver, pancreas, gallbladder
