Respiratory
This is the process of air moving in and out of the body.
What is ventilation
These are found in the descending loop of henle and allow for water reabsorption.
What are aquaporin channels.
This response increases the pH in the blood causing alkalosis.
What is hyperventilation.
These are the sections of the male urethra.
Preprostatic, Prostatic, Membranous and Penile.
This is the biggest factor influencing respiratory rate.
What is the amount of CO2 in the blood.
This is the process of gas exchange at the alveoli.
What is respiration.
This causes systemic edema and can be caused by damage to the glomerulus.
What is excess protein in the filtrate.
This is pH level is considered alkalosis.
What is over 7.45
The right lung has _ lobes, while the left lung has _ lobes.
What is 3 and 2.
This has greater partial pressure
This is air entering lungs during quiet breathing.
What is Tidal Volume.
This is where most of the reabsorption occurs in the nephron.
What is the proximal convoluted tubule.
This pH level is considered acidosis.
What is below 7.35.
This is the most superior part of the pharynx.
What is the nasopharynx.
This is where ammonia is converted to urea.
What is the liver.
This is the area of the alveoli that are unable to receive oxygen.
This promotes sodium and water loss.
What is the Atrial Natriuretic Hormone.
This is where most of the water in the human body is found.
What is intercellular fluid.
These are the type of capillaries found in the nephrons.
What are fenestrated.
What is sodium.
This is the part of the alveoli that receives oxygen, but is unable to function due to disease.
What is alveolar dead space.
This is the term for the urge to urinate.
What is the micturition reflex.
This is where blood plasma and interstitial fluid are contained.
What is extracellular fluid.
This is where the renal artery and renal vein are found.
What is the renal hilum.
This is the most abundant chemical in intracellular fluid.
What is potassium.