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- 3. Expiration, is controlled and monitored by the _________ Medulla?
- 5. Respiratory Peripheral Chemoreceptors located near the common carotid artery bifurcation are said to the localised in ________ bodies.
- 7. When the above lung receptors are stimulated in the intrapulmonary bronchi they cause reflex bronchial and laryngeal constriction as well as __________ (deep inhalation).
- 9. Neurones located in the dorsal medulla are responsible for controlling the gaseous exchange phase of respiration called __?
- 10. This type of lung receptor is only stimulated by exposure to irritants.
- 11. pH Changes in _________ fluid are detected by central chemoreceptors.
- 12. This particular group of chemoreceptors of the respiratory system are sensitive to blood paO2 and paCO2 variations. In hypoxic/hypercapnia situation they stimulate ventilation.
- 13. Once hypoxia is detected by the peripheral chemoreceptors in the aortic bodies, this receptors are then stimulated to send nerve impulses using an afferent fibres via the ________ nerve to the respiratory centre.
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- 1. During chest inspiration (expansion, stretching and decreasing lung volume) these pulmonary __________ receptors are stimulated to send impulses via vagal nerves to the respiratory centre to stimulate ventilation. (Hering-Breuer Lung Inflation Reflex).
- 2. The respiratory centre responsible for controlling breathing is situated at the _______ of the brainstem.
- 4. The sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems’ preganglionic fibres release the Neurotransmitter (NT) Acetylcholine (Ach) which stimulate which specific Ach-Receptors?
- 6. Apneustic and Pneumotaxic centres aid the main respiratory centre in controlling the rhythm of breathing. Where are these two centres located?
- 8. Apart from muscle stretch receptors which can be stimulate breathing during expiration as the respiratory demand is greater. What other receptors found outside the respiratory system can stimulate ventilation?