What is the second most common way that CO2 will be transported throughout your body?

A respiratory pattern characterized by very slow, shallow and infrequent breathing is known as __________.

A breathing pattern characterized by periods of apnea with small, shallows breaths that progressively become faster and deeper then slowing again to a period of apnea is known as ____________________.

If a patient has a Tidal Volume of 450 ml – what is his/her Alveolar Volume?

The receptors that detect a decrease in the oxygen level of the blood are location in the:

In the medulla, the ____________ generates only inspiratory impulses that travel via the phrenic and intercostal nerves to contract the respiratory muscles. 

The respiratory centers are located in the:

Your patient is breathing 38 times a minute and has a average tidal volume of 250.  What is the patient’s minute ventilation in mL’s?

With respect to normal inhalation, number these events in proper sequence.

The following structures are part of the lower airway except: