What Structures Are Involved in Bronchopneumonia

question 36

Multiple Choice

What structures are involved in bronchopneumonia?

• A) Bronchi only
• B) Lungs and bronchi
• C) Heart and bronchi
• D) Pleura and bronchi

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Definitions:

Pyrite

A common, pale bronze to brass yellow, iron sulfide mineral, commonly called “fool’s gold.”

Element S

Refers to Sulfur, a chemical element with the symbol S and atomic number 16, known for its bright yellow crystals.

Rock-forming Minerals

Rock-forming minerals are minerals that make up the majority of Earth's crust and are the basic building blocks of rocks, including quartz, feldspar, and mica among others.

Silicates

Minerals that contain silicon-oxygen tetrahedra; the most common mineral group on Earth.