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sheilaspns

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What are some facts that are known about the respiratory system?
 
  a. Lung capacity is an important measure of cardiovascular fitness.
  b. Asthma is a curable respiratory condition.
  c. The alveoli are also known as the windpipe.
  d. The bronchioles end in little sacs known as lysozyme clusters.

Question 2

Given what you know about the respiratory system, what can you do to maintain your health in this area?
 
  a. get your cytotoxicity measured c. increase your carbon dioxide level
  b. increase your aerobic respiration d. Increase your histamines.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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