NUR 1111: Exam 8 Questions and Answers
1. oxygen and carbon dioxide move across the alveo- diffusion
lar cell membranes and the cell membranes of the
capillaries surrounding the alveoli by the process of
2. respiration occurs between the alve- external
oli and the capillaries
3. respiration occurs between the internal
bloodstream and the body cells
4. the portion of the pleura that lines the chest cavity is parietal
called the pleura
5. the portion of the pleura that covers the lungs is called visceral
the pleura
6. the and supply the oxygen heart, lungs
demands of the body
7. conditions affecting cardiopulmonary functioning af- oxygen
fect the ability of the body to meet de-
mands
8. movement of air in and out of the lungs ventilation
9. movement of gases between the alveoli and the diffusion
bloodstream
10. exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide respiration
11. transport of oxygenated blood to the cells and tissues perfusion
12. hypoxia
,NUR 1111: Exam 8 Questions and Answers
inadequate oxygenation at the cellular level is termed
13. two related late signs of hypoxia include bradycardia, bradypnea
and
14. late signs of hypoxia include cardiac , dysrhythmias, cyanosis,
, and retractions
15. factors that affect oxygenation include an increased metabolic, chest
rate as well as conditions affecting
wall movement
16. pregnancy, wound healing, exercise, and fever all oxygenation
cause an increased metabolic rate, therefore affecting
17. regulation of respirations is controlled by both neural, chemical
and regulators
18. the sends signals to the chest wall and the CNS
muscles involved with breathing to control the rate,
depth, and rhythm
19. and ions affect the rate and CO2, hydrogen
depth of ventilations
20. rising levels that in turn cause the CO2, acidic
blood to become more provide the
brain's stimulus to breathe
21. there is a very narrow space between the visceral and pleural, lung
parietal pleura called the space, in which
, NUR 1111: Exam 8 Questions and Answers
a negative pressure, or vacuum, must be maintained
1. oxygen and carbon dioxide move across the alveo- diffusion
lar cell membranes and the cell membranes of the
capillaries surrounding the alveoli by the process of
2. respiration occurs between the alve- external
oli and the capillaries
3. respiration occurs between the internal
bloodstream and the body cells
4. the portion of the pleura that lines the chest cavity is parietal
called the pleura
5. the portion of the pleura that covers the lungs is called visceral
the pleura
6. the and supply the oxygen heart, lungs
demands of the body
7. conditions affecting cardiopulmonary functioning af- oxygen
fect the ability of the body to meet de-
mands
8. movement of air in and out of the lungs ventilation
9. movement of gases between the alveoli and the diffusion
bloodstream
10. exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide respiration
11. transport of oxygenated blood to the cells and tissues perfusion
12. hypoxia
,NUR 1111: Exam 8 Questions and Answers
inadequate oxygenation at the cellular level is termed
13. two related late signs of hypoxia include bradycardia, bradypnea
and
14. late signs of hypoxia include cardiac , dysrhythmias, cyanosis,
, and retractions
15. factors that affect oxygenation include an increased metabolic, chest
rate as well as conditions affecting
wall movement
16. pregnancy, wound healing, exercise, and fever all oxygenation
cause an increased metabolic rate, therefore affecting
17. regulation of respirations is controlled by both neural, chemical
and regulators
18. the sends signals to the chest wall and the CNS
muscles involved with breathing to control the rate,
depth, and rhythm
19. and ions affect the rate and CO2, hydrogen
depth of ventilations
20. rising levels that in turn cause the CO2, acidic
blood to become more provide the
brain's stimulus to breathe
21. there is a very narrow space between the visceral and pleural, lung
parietal pleura called the space, in which
, NUR 1111: Exam 8 Questions and Answers
a negative pressure, or vacuum, must be maintained
