Lecture Exams 4 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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what are the 4 processes of respiration

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i) pulmonary ventilation
ii) pulmonary gas exchnage
iii) gas transport
iv) tissue gas ecnage

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2
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define the pulmonary gas excahnge

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movemnt of gases between lungs and the blood

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3
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define the as transport

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movemnt of gases through the blood

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4
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define the tissue gas exchnage

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movemnt of gases between issues and blood

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5
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what is the respiratory zone

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the area whre gases are exchnage

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6
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what is the conducting zone

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conduits through which air travels on its way in and out of the body as it is inhaled or exhaled

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7
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what are the structures of the conducting zones

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nose and nasal cavity through the bronchioles

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8
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what are the strutures if the respiratory zone

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aveoli

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9
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besides respiration, what other mechanisma is associated with the respiratory system

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the mechanism of speech, sense of the smell, maintaning the bodys homestasis

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10
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proper functioning of the the respiratory system is critical in what

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mainatining acid base balance in the extracelluar fluid

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11
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whats the function of the angiotensin-II

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mainatain acid base homeostasis and is also critical in maintaining blood pressure and fluid homestasis

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12
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recap of the fucntions of respiration

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● Producing speech and other vocalizations
● Detecting odors
● Helping to expel contents of the abdominopelvic cavity
● Assisting in the flow of venous blood and lymph in the thoracic
and abdominopelvic cavities
● Maintaining acid-base homeostasis
● Assisting in the production of angiotensin-II for maintenance
of blood pressure and fluid homeostasis

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13
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define the intrapulmonary pressure

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pressure inisde lung decreases as lung volume increases

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14
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what time does pressure in the lungs decreases

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inspiration

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15
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what time does pressure in the lungs increase

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expiration

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16
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when pressure in the lung decreases, what happens with the lung volume

17
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when does the pleural cavity pressure becomes more negative

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pleura cavity becomes negative as chest wall expands during inspiration

18
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during what stage does pleura cavity returns to the intial value

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when the chest wall recoils

19
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what happens to airway resistance as smooth muscle relaxes

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airway resistance decreases

20
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as smooth muscle constracts, airway resistance …

21
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How does the respiratory system contribute to the

maintenance of homeostasis?

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gas exchange and regualrion of pH

22
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what is the relationship between pressure and volume

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pressure and volume of a gas are inversely related—as the volume
of a container increases, the pressure the gas exerts on the container
decreases. The opposite is also true—as the volume of a
container decreases,

23
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what hapens to the atmospheric pressure when you go under sea level

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atmospheric pressure increases

24
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During normal inspiration,

the intrapleural pressure

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remains lower than the intrapulmonary

pressure.

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When the volume of the lungs increases, the intrapulmonary pressure
decreases
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relaxation of the brochial smooth muslce does what
increases the diameter of the the bronchioles
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what are the physical factors that that affects pulmonary ventilation
i) air resistance ii) alveolar surface tension iii) pulmonary compliance
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pulmonary compliance is primarily determined by 3 factors
i) degree of alveolar surface tension ii) distensibility of elastic tissue in the lungs iii) ability of the chest wall to move
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define pulmonary compliance
physical factor that influences the effectiveness of gas | exchange
30
gas exchange consits if what 2 processes
i) pulmonary gas exchange | ii) tissue gas exchange
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pulmonary gas exchange involves the exchange of gases between what and what
involves the exchange of gas between alveoli and blood
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tissue gas exchange involves the exchange of gases between...
exchnage of gas between the blood systemic capillaries and the bodys cells
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factors that affect efficiency of pulmonary gas exchange
i) Surface area of respiratory membrane | ii) Thickness of respiratory membrane
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factors that affects efficiency of tissue gas exchange
i) surface ii) distance iii) perfusion of tissue
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what is the daltons law of partial pressure
each gas in a | mixture exerts its own pressure, called its partial pressure
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factors that cuases more oxygen unloading
i) temperature increase ii) H+ concentration increase iii) Pco2 increase