32. When arterial blood pressure increases A. net filtration pressure becomes mo

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32. When arterial blood pressure increases A. net filtration pressure becomes more positive. C. less fluid reaches the lymphatic capillaries D. capillary hydrostatie pressure decreases. 33. Functions of the respiratory system inclode all of the following EXCEPT A. protecting respiratory surfaces from dehydration. B. defending the C. providing an extensive area for gas exchange between air and circulating blood. D. preventing choking from accldental respiration of food. respiratory system and other tissues from pathogenic invasion 34. Which of the following is a correct match between the type of T cell and its function? A. Cytotoxic T cells secrete cytokines that stimulate T cell activation while enhancing non-specific defenses. B. Suppressor T cells help limit the degree of the immune system response. C. Helper T cells suppress the responses ofT and B cells. D. Memory Te cells differentiate into helper T cells as the infection proceeds. 35. Inhalation will occur when A. the volume in the thoracic cavity increases. B. the pressure in the throacie cavity decreases C. the volume in the thoracie cavity decreases. E. B and C are correct. 36. Bronchioles control airflow in the respiratory system like the way D. A and B are correct. control blood flow in the cardiovascular system. A. elastic arteries B. arterioles C. capillaries D. medium-sized veins 37. In response to a second exposure to an antigen, the immune system responds faster and stronger. This is due to A. specificity B. versatility. C. memory.D. tolerance 38. Which of the following is typically GREATER A. The partial pressure of oxygen in alveoli. B. The partial pressure of oxygen in blood in the pulmonary artery

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32) answer is A

33) answer is D

34)answer is B

35) answer is D

36) answer is A

37) answer is C

38) answer is A

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