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Which of the following is an axial bone?
• Sternum ✅ (Correct)
• Carpals
• Calcaneus
• Humerus
Rationale: The axial skeleton consists of bones along the central axis of the body, including
the skull, vertebral column, and rib cage. The sternum is part of the axial skeleton, while
the other options belong to the appendicular skeleton.
152. What happens to air as it moves through the trachea and bronchi?
• The air only becomes warmer.
• Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
• The air only becomes more moist.
• The air becomes warmer and more moist. ✅ (Correct)
Rationale: As air travels through the respiratory tract, it is warmed and humidified to
protect delicate lung tissues and facilitate gas exchange.
153. Which of the following has a basic pH in the body?
• Urine
• Salt water
• Blood ✅ (Correct)
• HCl
Rationale: Blood has a slightly basic pH of around 7.35–7.45, while urine can be acidic or
neutral, and hydrochloric acid (HCl) is highly acidic.
154. What is the functional unit of bone called?
• Canaliculi
• Lamellae
• Osteons ✅ (Correct)
• Periosteum
Rationale: Osteons, also called Haversian systems, are cylindrical structures in compact
bone that contain blood vessels and nerves.
• Sternum ✅ (Correct)
• Carpals
• Calcaneus
• Humerus
Rationale: The axial skeleton consists of bones along the central axis of the body, including
the skull, vertebral column, and rib cage. The sternum is part of the axial skeleton, while
the other options belong to the appendicular skeleton.
152. What happens to air as it moves through the trachea and bronchi?
• The air only becomes warmer.
• Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
• The air only becomes more moist.
• The air becomes warmer and more moist. ✅ (Correct)
Rationale: As air travels through the respiratory tract, it is warmed and humidified to
protect delicate lung tissues and facilitate gas exchange.
153. Which of the following has a basic pH in the body?
• Urine
• Salt water
• Blood ✅ (Correct)
• HCl
Rationale: Blood has a slightly basic pH of around 7.35–7.45, while urine can be acidic or
neutral, and hydrochloric acid (HCl) is highly acidic.
154. What is the functional unit of bone called?
• Canaliculi
• Lamellae
• Osteons ✅ (Correct)
• Periosteum
Rationale: Osteons, also called Haversian systems, are cylindrical structures in compact
bone that contain blood vessels and nerves.
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