Chem and Physics Flashcards
Ionic bonds common with?
metals and acids bases
covalent bond what happens with electrons?
electron sharing
bond strength from strong to weak
covalent > ionic > polar covalent (hydrogen) > van-der-walls
daltons law
P1 + P2 + P3 = Ptotal
Henry’s law
at a constant temp, amount of gas that dissolves into a solution is directly proportional to partial pressure of gas over the solution
list some clincal applications of henry’s law
prolonged emergence from hypothermia (decreased temp > ^ solubility)
overpressuring the vaporizer
^FiO2>^PaO2
hyperbaric oxygen chamber
Ficks Law
has to do with the transfer of gas through a medium
clincial application of ficks law
CO calculation
placental drug transfer
diffusion hypoxia
Grahms Law
gas’s molecular weight determines how fast ait can diffuse through a membrane. smaller mollecules diffuse faster
clinal application of grahms law
2nd gas effect
CO2 is how many time more soluble than O2 in the blood
20x
O2 solubility coeficient
0.003 ml/dL/mmHg
CO2 solubility coeficient
0.067ml/dL/mmHg
ideal gas law
PV=nRT
r=0.0821
transitional flow reynolds number adn how flow is throughout the vessel
2,000-4,000
turbulent flow in the center
laminar flow near the walls of the tube
Bournoulli’s Principle
relationship between pressure and velocity.
high velocity = low pressure on walls of tube
low velocity = high pressure on walls of tube
Venturi effect
an application of Bournoullis principle
pressure @ constriction decreases. if pressure drops below atmospheric pressure than air is entrained.
clinical applications of the venturi effect
jet ventilator
venturi mask
nebulizer
Coanda effect
when a jet flow attaches itself to a nearby surface adn flows along it even whwen the surface curves away from the initial jet direction
clinical example of the coanda effect
wall hugging jet of mitral regurg
law of laplace
sphere surface tension = (P x R)/2
cylinder surface tension = P x R
tension in law of la place
pulling force keeping walls together
heart wall stress formula
wall stress = (interventricular pressure x radius) / (2 x ventricular thickness)
radiation follows what law
inverse square law