Q: answer A: 1. Neuroepithelial bodies 2. Raises lung compliance 3. Decreased hemoglobin affinity for oxygen, right shift 4. Lingula 5. Peter Mitchell 6. Nine cartilages 7. Fourth week of development 8. Reduces hemoglobin affinity for oxygen 9. Medulla, via central chemoreceptors 10. Membrane thickness 11. Passive, driven by elastic recoil 12. Low-pressure, low-resistance system 13. FAD 14. Epiglottis 15. Perfusion-limited 16. Pores of Kohn 17. Vitamin B6, pyridoxal phosphate 18. Anatomical dead space 19. Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium 20. Heme oxygenase 21. Bicarbonate 22. Basal cell 23. Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium 24. Cartilage and glands 25. C-shaped rings of hyaline cartilage 26. Three lobes 27. Increased pulmonary capillary hydrostatic pressure 28. S-shaped oxygen dissociation curve 29. Secrete surfactant and act as progenitors for type I pneumocytes 30. Molecular oxygen 31. Type I pneumocytes 32. Terminal bronchioles 33. Middle mediastinum 34. Boyle’s law 35. Partial-pressure difference 36. Coenzyme Q, ubiquinone 37. Terminal bronchioles 38. Posterior cricoarytenoid 39. Parietal pleura 40. Mechanical stress, abrasion from vibration during phonation