Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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What is respiration

A

Interchange of gases between an organism and its environment

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2
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How is pressure defined

A

Amount of force per unit area

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3
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What test do we use for gas laws

A

Lung function tests

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4
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What test do we use for turbulence

A

Pneumoconiosis

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5
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What test for heat of vapouration

A

Artificial ventilation

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6
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What test for vapour pressure

A

Gaseous anesthetics

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7
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What test for airway resistance

A

Asthma

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8
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What test for elasticity

A

Lung fibrosis

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9
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What is linked with surface tension

A

Respiratory distress

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10
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What is linked with partial tension

A

Diagnosis

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11
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What is linked with diffuse

A

Sarcoidosis

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12
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What law did dalton do

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Dalton’s law of partial pressure

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13
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The total pressure of a mixture of gases equals the sum of the pressures that each would exert if it were present alone

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Dalton’s law

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14
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At constant pressure the volume of a given mass of an ideal gas increases or decreases by the same factor as its temperature on the absolute temperature scale

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Charles law

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15
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The absolute pressure and volume of a given mass of confined gas are inversely proportional if the temperature remains unchanged within a closed system

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Boyles law

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16
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The amount of any given gas that will dissolve in a liquid at a given temperature is a fiction of the partial pressure of that gas in contact with the liquid

A

Henry’s law

17
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Rates of diffusion of two gases at the same T and P are inversely proportional to the squares roots of their molecular weights

A

Graham’s law

18
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Rate of diffusion is proportional to the area of te membrane solubility of the substance in the membrane and inversely proportional to the thickness of the membrane an the square root of the substances MW

19
Q

What law is linked with factors affecting flow

A

Poiseuilles law

20
Q

Which flow goes in one direction

A

Laminar flow

21
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What flow is bidirectional

A

Turbulent flow

22
Q

At what Reynolds number will laminar flow turn to turbulent flow

A

Exceeds 2000

23
Q

Pressure inside a sphere of liquid of surface tension T is inversely proportional to the radius

A

LaPlace law

24
Q

Define elasticity

A

Elastic material is one which returns to its original shape when a distorting force is applied

25
In fibrosing diseases what happens to the lungs
It scars the lungs making them less elastic
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What happens in emphysema
Makes lungs less elastic by making them floppy and are subject to collapse
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What does liquid exert
Vapour pressure
28
Name 6 symptoms of respiratory disease
``` Cough Sputum Haemoptysis Breathlessness Wheezing Chest pain ```
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Name 6 ways to examine respiratory system for disease
``` Finger clubbing Cynanosis Trachea Inspection of the chest Percussion Auscultation ```
30
What is cyanosis
Blue tinge to the skin or mucous membrane due to a lack of oxygen
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Why do we perform percussion
When we tap the chest we can tell if it is normal or abnormal Normal- filled with air Abnormal- filled with fluid
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Why do we check the trachea
Check for deviation to one side or the other
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What does auscultation tell us
Breathing sounds Normal- air quietly moved through the air Wheezing- narrowing airways Crackling- oedema and fibrosis: opening of enclosed airways
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What do physiologists call breathing
Ventilation