Lecture 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What kind of pump do fish use?

A

Buccal opercular pump

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2
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Describe unidirectional ventilation in fish

A

water runs past filaments (folded into lamellae) to optimize counter current flow

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3
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What is countercurrent flow

A

water flow perpendicular to blood flow

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4
Q

what respiratory surfaces do frogs have

A

the skin, the lungs and the lining of the mouth

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5
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What are features of respiration in spiders, scorpions etc

A

book lungs, cavity opens via spiracle, air diffuses into spiracle, gases cross lamellae to enter hemolymph

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6
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What is the tracheal system in insects

A

extensive network of thin walled tubes that branch throughout body

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7
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What are taenidia

A

spiral thickenings of cuticle, support and prevent collapse of trachea

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8
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What are features of bird respiratory system

A

2 lungs, 9 air sacs, most efficient verterbrage system, 2 breath system

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9
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What kind of flow do bird use

A

Cross current flow

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10
Q

Mammalian lungs consist of:

A

conducting airways, respiratory airways

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11
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What is type 1 alveolar cells

A

responsible for has exchange

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12
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Type 2 alveolar cells:

A

maintain fluid balance in lungs, secreting surfactants

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13
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Capillaries:

A

outer surface of alveoli are covered in extensive capillary network

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14
Q

Why do lungs contain stale air?

A

they are never fully emptied

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15
Q

Are inspiration and exhalation active or passive

A

inspiration is active, exhalation passive

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16
Q

What is the pleural sac

A

two layers of cells with small space between (plural cavity)

17
Q

Why is there intrapleural pressure

A

helps keep airways open

18
Q

What is lung compliance?

A

how easily lungs stretch during inhalation

19
Q

High compliance =

A

easy inspiration

20
Q

What are surfactants

A

reduce surface tension by disrupting the hydrogen bonds between water molecules, produced by type 2 alveolar cells

21
Q

What are the two internal chemoreceptoes in vertebrates

A

central chemoreceptors, peripheral chemoreceptors

22
Q

How do animals adjust respiratory rate based on blood

A

carotid bodies sense O2 concentrations going to brain, the aortix bodies monitor the levels going to body, central chemoreceptors sense CO2 concentrations

23
Q

What is the response of high levels of CO2

A

chemoreceptoes stimulate motor neurons that activate respiratory kuscles to contract more