Chapter 8 - Pathophysiology Flashcards

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What is glycolysis?

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The metabolism of glucose where it is broken down into pyruvic acid molecules

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What is aerobic metabolism?

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The break down of molecules in the presence of oxygen

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What is ATP?

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Andenosine triphosphate - the energy source for cells

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Where is sodium found?

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Outside the cell

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Where is potassium found?

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Inside the cell

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What is a patent airway?

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One that is open and not obstructed

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What is FiO2?

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Fraction of inspired oxygen

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What is FDO2?

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Fraction of delivered oxygen

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What is Boyles law?

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The volume of gas is inversely proportionate to the pressure

An increase in pressure will decrease the volume of gas
A decrease in pressure will increase the volume of gas

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What is cytosol?

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The fluid part of a cell

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What are the by products of aerobic metabolism?

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Heat, carbon dioxide, water

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What are the by products of anaerobic metabolism?

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Lactic acid and a small amount of ATP

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What is perfusion?

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The delivery of oxygen, glucose, and other substances to the cell and the elimination of waste products from the cell

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What are the components of adequate perfusion?

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-composition of air, patent airway, mechanics of ventilation, regulation of ventilation, ventilation/perfusion ratio, transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide by the blood, blood volume, pump function of the myocardium, systemic vascular resistance, micro circulation, blood pressure

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What does ambient air consist of?

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79% nitrogen
21% oxygen
0.9% argon
0.03% carbon dioxide

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How much oxygen does a non rebreather mask deliver?

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0.95 or 95%

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What does the epiglottis do?

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The flap of cartilaginous tissue that covers the opening of the larynx during swallowing

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What does compliance mean?

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The measure of the ability of the chest wall and lungs to stretch, distend and expand

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What is air way resistance?

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The ease of airflow down the conduit of airway structures leading to the alveoli

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What is minute ventilation aka minute volume?

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The amount of air moved in and out of the lungs in one minute

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What is tidal volume?

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The volume of air breathed in with each individual breath

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What is frequency of ventilation?

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The number of ventilations in one minute

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How is minute volume calculated?

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Tidal volume x frequency of ventilation

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What is an average adults tidal volume?

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500ml

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What is an adults frequency of ventilation?

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12 per minute

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What is the average minute volume for an adult?

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6,000 ml

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What is alveolar ventilation?

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The amount of air moved in and out of the alveoli in one minute

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What are chemoreceptors?

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Specialized receptors that monitor the ph, carbon dioxide and oxygen levels in the arterial blood

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What is preload?

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The pressure generated in the left ventricle at the end of diastole, created by the blood volume in the left ventricle

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Frank Starling law?

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The stretch of the muscle fibers at the end of diastole determines the force available to eject the blood from the left ventricle

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What is afterload?

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The resistance in the aorta that must be overcome by contraction of the left ventricle to eject the blood