Respiratory Function in Old Age: Reserve Capacity and Decline in FEV1

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What is the primary role of neutrophils in the airway?

They are marginated in the pulmonary circulation and can be rapidly recruited

What is the primary purpose of cross-sectional formatting in CT imaging?

Both a and c

What is the primary function of lung dendritic cells?

They facilitate antigen presentation to T and B lymphocytes

What is the primary use of CT imaging in cases of suspected lung cancer?

All of the above

What is the primary function of the adaptive immune response?

It provides a specific response and immunological memory

What is the primary function of high-resolution thin-section CT scanning?

To provide detailed imaging of anatomical structures

What is the primary purpose of coronal reformation in CT imaging?

To display the cranio-caudal distribution of disease

Which of the following structures is NOT mentioned in the text?

Parenchyma

What is the primary function of pleural and pericardial fat differentiation in CT imaging?

To reliably differentiate pleural and pericardial fat from pathology

What is the primary role of the marginated pool of neutrophils in the pulmonary circulation?

They can be rapidly recruited in response to bacterial infection

This quiz covers the respiratory function in old age focusing on reserve capacity and the decline in FEV1 ratio. Learn about the effects of ageing on breathing functions and how smoking accelerates the decline in elasticity and airway function.

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