[RECALLS] Batch 2022 - Environmental Physiology and Aging Physiology Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
Q

Hallmark of aging

A

Slowing of central processing

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2
Q

Immediate exposure to low O2 stimulates
_________ chemoreceptors _______
vasodilation

A

Peripheral

Increase

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3
Q

Independent aging

A

Taking medication

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4
Q

Not related to age specific disease

A

Hypercholesterolemia

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5
Q

Elderly can cook for herself

A

Independent activities of daily living

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6
Q

What is the main problem in aviation

physiology

A

Low oxygen in high altitude

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7
Q

Type of decompression sickness that

affects the Nervous System

A

Type 2 DCS

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8
Q

During the next few days in altitude,
acclimatization occurs. There are
mechanisms to cause slow increase in
ventilation, which is not correct?

A

Spillage of HCO3- into urine that leads to
osmotic diuresis and production of acidic
urine

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9
Q

A scuba diver ascends rapidly from 20 ft
depth. 15 mins on her only dive of the day.
Hazards include:

A

Air embolism

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10
Q

First warning symptom for transient

reduction of cerebral blood flow of pilot

A

Color perception

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11
Q

Density of air in 66ft deep than density at

sea level

A

Three times

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12
Q

What causes hearing loss in elderly

A

Loss of hair cells of organ or Corti

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13
Q

Changes in muscle during aging

A

Loss of muscle cell/decrease in number

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14
Q

Prevent over inflation

A

Boyle’s law

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15
Q

Possible complication with breath holding on ascending

A

Pulmonary barotrauma

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16
Q

Occurs during ascending to high altitude,

EXCEPT

A

pH will fall

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17
Q

Cardiovascular changes in aging, EXCEPT

A

Increase preload

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18
Q

Hormones during aging, EXCEPT

A

Decrease in parathyroid hormone

19
Q

Observable changes in vision during aging

A

Reduced number of retinal cones

20
Q

Factors of pro aging, EXCEPT

A

Decrease repair

21
Q

Seen in aging

A

Decrease gastric acid secretion

22
Q

Elderly cause of malnourishment

A

Malabsorption

23
Q

Deliver air in ambient pressure

A

Demand valve regulator

24
Q

Chronic O2 poison can cause pulmonary
disability. After only 12hrs at 1atm can
cause the following, EXCEPT:

A

Pulmonary consolidation

25
State of near zero G Force
Weightlessness and microgravity
26
All forms of Barotrauma, EXCEPT
Bends
27
Alveolar PO2 at high altitudes, EXCEPT
Water vapor pressure increase in high altitude
28
Major determinant of risk of DCS
Depth, time at depth, ascent rate, multiple dives (AOTA)
29
First physiologic change in high altitude
Increase in heart rate
30
Effects of weightlessness, EXCEPT
Motion sickness after 5 days
31
All are reasons for Helium to be good | replacement, EXCEPT
Helium is denser than N2
32
Decrease in height of elderly is caused by
Compression of cartilaginous disks between the vertebrae
33
Decreases in aging: a. Insulin b. Parathyroid hormone c. Thyroid hormone d. None of the above (ANS.)
d. None of the above (ANS.)
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``` A climber attempts an assault on high mountain in Mt. Apo and reaches an altitude of 5000km (16000 ft) below sea level. What will happen to arterial PCO2 and Ph ```
pH will increase, PCO2 will decrease
35
How many liters of Nitrogen in the body at | sea level
1 L
36
Impaired glucose resistance in elderly
Increase insulin resistance
37
Bubbles that block vital organs
Arterial gas embolism
38
What happens to PN2 when diving
Increase Pb Increase inspired N2 More N2 dissolved in blood
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Not involved in acclimatization:
RER oxidative enzymes
40
Decreased in elderly, EXCEPT
All
41
Major problem in high altitude
Low O2 in high altitude
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Major determinants of decompression | sickness
AOTA
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Which is true in elderly?
Decrease in gastric secretion