Human Phys 6.10 Flashcards

1
Q

What do low intensity exercise or short duration high intensity exercise not do in healthy individuals?

A

Elicit diaphragm fatigue

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2
Q

When does diaphragm fatigue occur?

A

At sustained lower intensity exercise when work of breathing is increased (hypoxic environments or COPD)

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3
Q

What does hypoxemia exacerbate?

A

Rate of peripheral muscle fatigue

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4
Q

What does reducing work of breathing by 50-70% during high intensity exercise show?

A

Prevent diaphragm fatigue

Reducing peripheral muscle fatigue by 25-30%

Prolonging exercise duration by 10-20%

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5
Q

What parts of the airways participate in gas exchange?

A

Alveolar sacs and ducts

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6
Q

Where are cilia not found?

A

Alveolar sacs

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7
Q

What type of cells secrete mucus?

A

Goblet cells

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8
Q

What do type 2 pneumocytes secrete?

A

Surfactant

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9
Q

How do alveolar ducts and sacs maintain their hygiene if they don’t have cilia?

A

Macrophages alveolar

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10
Q

What is our resting membrane volume called?

A

Tidal volume

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11
Q

What is the dead space in the lungs?

A

Anatomical and physiological spaces

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12
Q

Which dead space is at the alveolar sac where there is no perfusion?

A

Physiologic

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13
Q

How is restrictive lung disease shown on the FEV1/FVC chart?

A

Decreased total volume

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14
Q

How is the obstructive lung disease shown on the FEV1/FVC chart?

A

Severe decrease in FEV1

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15
Q

Which type of gas does not exert partial pressure?

A

Bound gas

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16
Q

Is the transport of O2 diffusion or perfusion limited?

A

Perfusion

17
Q

What section of the capillary is the blood fully saturated?

A

1/3

18
Q

What % of diffused O2 dissolved?

A

2%

19
Q

Why is SPO2 below 90% a concern?

A

PO2 is below 60 mmHg

20
Q

What does not cause a right shift of hemoglobin dissociation curve?

A

Increase in pH

21
Q

What transports CO2 in blood when it is bound?

A

Hemoglobin

22
Q

What’s the difference between blood flow and CO?

A

No difference

23
Q

Pulmonary blood for autoregulation handles vasodilation and vasoconstriction. Which is the correct answer?

A

Decrease O2= vasoconstriction

Increase O2= vasodilation

24
Q

If you are standing which region has the highest pulmonary blood flow?

A

Lower lobe

25
Q

How does pulmonary circulation handle the increased demands of exercise?

A

Recruit more capillaries

26
Q

When blood cycles to the left atrium it is not at 100% SPO2 saturation, why?

A

Physiological shunts