Phys: Respiratory Phys Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

fxn of lungs?

A

gaseous exchange

pH balance

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2
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what is gaseous exchange dependent on?

A

ventilation- amount of gas delivered by the lungs
perfusion- amount of blood delivered by the heart to the lungs
diffusion- amount of gas that passes thru the air-blood barrier

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3
Q

perfusion is greatest?

A

base- wasted perfusion

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4
Q

ventilation is highest?

A

apex- wasted ventilation

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5
Q

air- blood barrier is made up of?

A

capillary endothelium, basement membrane, type I pneumocyte

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6
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what are type II pneumocyte fxn?

A

make the surfactant, which reduces the surface tension in the alveoli

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7
Q

what is ficks law?

A

rate of diffusion through a membrane is inversely proportional to the thickness of the membrane

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8
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ventilation/perfusion rate is?pulmonary BF rate is?

A

4 L/min; 5 L/min- 4L/5L=0.8
highest is Apex -3
lowest in Base - 0.6

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9
Q

what is meant by “a shift to the right” regarding oxygen

A

decrease Hb affinity for O2, therefore O2 is released

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10
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what are the 4 factors for a shift to the right

A

acidosis
CO2 increase
temp inc
2,3 DPG

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11
Q

97% of the oxygen in blood is carried by?

A

hemoglobin

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12
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CO2 is transported by?

A

70% bicarbonate
23% attached to hhemoglobin as cardaminohemoglobin
7% dissolved in plasma

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13
Q

what does lipoprotein do?

A

keeps lung exoanded by dec surface tension

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14
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what is partial pressure?

A

O2 conc. in the alveoli
controlled by:
rate of absorption of O2 in blood
rate of entry of new O2 into lungs bu breathing

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15
Q

on inspiration the diaphragm does what?

A

contracts

when pressure dec. - air moves into lungs

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16
Q

TV is?

A

tidal volume
500 mL
volume of a normal breath

17
Q

IRV is?

A

inspiratory reserve volume
3100 mL
volume inspired above TV

18
Q

ERV is?

A

expiratory reserve volume
1200 mL
volume expired after normal breath

19
Q

RV is?

A

residual volume
1200 mL
what resides in the lungs

20
Q

IC is?

A

inspiratory capacity
3600 mL
IRV+TV=IC

21
Q

FRC is?

A

functional resdiual capacity
2400 mL
air left in lungs after normal expiration
ERV+TV=FRC

22
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VC is?

A

Vital capacity
4800 mL
volume expired after maximal inspiration
ERV+IRV+TV=VC

23
Q

TLC is?

A

total lung capacity
5-6 L
IRV+ERV+TV+RV=TLC

24
Q

pneumotaxic center does?

A

turns off inspiratory center before overexpansion of lungs occur

25
herring -breuer reflex is?
stretch receptors- bronchi PREVENT over stretching of lungs
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apneustic center does?
prevents turn off of inspiratory center
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Bohr effect is?
CO2 enters blood stream, causing O2 disassociation from hemoglobin
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haldene effect does?
CO2 combines with hemoglobin to form more bicarbonate ions
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what is the major determinant of breathing?
conc. of CO2 in the blood
30
arterial Pco2=?
40 mmHg
31
Cheyne-stokes breathing is?
periods of rapid breathing w/ increasing then decreasing TV followed by apnea (seen in CHF)
32
Kussmaul breathing is?
deep rapid regular breathing | diabetic ketoacidosis
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Biot's respiration is?
bouts of irregularly irregular breathing and apnea | brain stem compression