Low blood PCO2 levels.

The psychological effects of anticipating exercise.

Excitatory signals from proprioceptors to the respiratory centers.

Simultaneous activation from the cortex of skeletal muscles and respiratory centers

intrapleural pressure

intrapulmonary pressure

atmospheric pressure

systolic blood pressure

atelectasis

bronchodilation due to injection of epinephrine

bronchoconstriction due to asthma

decreased lung compliance due to pulmonary fibrosis

True

False

to constrict the smooth muscle of the blood vessel

to activate prothrombin into the enzyme thrombin

to convert fibrinogen into fibrin and generate a fibrin mesh to help support the clot

to cause the formation of prothrombin activator through activation of factor X

A transfusion reaction would occur if the blood donor is type O and the blood recipient is type A.

During the reaction, red blood cells from the donor are attacked by antibodies from the recipient’s plasma.

The transfusion reaction results in increased oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood.

The reaction is likely to occur when the blood donor and recipient are the same person (autologous transfusion).