Session 1-4 Review Flashcards

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1
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A patient has methotrexate induce pulmonary fibrosis

What will happen to functional residual capacity

A

Decreased secondary to increased elastic recoil

Increased compliance and elastic recoil due to increased CT

Decreased lung volumes as stiff and hard to expand, less FRC as elastic recoil pulls lung walls in

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Lung auscultation with pulmonary fibrosis

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Fine Velcro crackles best heard in dependent lung fields

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3
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Lung foreign body aspiration can be complicated by

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Reabsorption atelectasis and pneumonia

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4
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Dysphagia, diploplia, muscle fatigue and and hypoventilation most likely cause

Presentation and spirometry

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Myasthenia gravis

Hypoventilation, restrictive pattern on spirometry

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5
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Adaptation of a woman at high atmospheric pressure

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Increased 2,3-DPG levels with right shift of o2-Hb dissociation curve

Reduced affinity, more readily release oxygen

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6
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Mechanical ventilator has 450ml dead space, rate of 20

Patients anatomical dead space is 150ml

Which volume to deliver 6000 ml/minute?

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Total volume = alveolar and dead space

150 + 450 = 600

6000/20 = 300ml per breath

300 + 600 = 900ml

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7
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Partial pressure of oxygen =

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O.209 x (atmospheric pressure - saturated vapour pressure)

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What will happen to a person with partial pressure of oxygen 5.2kPa

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Alveolar pO2 will be lower, will become hypoxaemic and rapidly lose consciousness

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9
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Why is carbon monoxide poisoning more dangerous than iron deficiency anaemia

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CO causes decrease in P50 of Hb for O2

Shift curve to left

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10
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Iron deficiency anaemia lab findings

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Tissue hypoxia, Hb saturation and PaO2 normal

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Effects of hypophosphataemia and associated lower 2,3-DPG levels

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Shifts curve to left, Hb has an increased oxygen affinity

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HOC would have what impact on patient (hyperbaric oxygen chamber)

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Increased PAO2, would shift oxygen haemoglobin dissociation curve to right

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13
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Fetus starts producing surfactant from week

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25

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14
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SVP =

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6.28

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15
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Atmospheric pressure =

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31.1

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16
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Pp of oxygen

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0.209

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17
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What is partial pressure of oxygen and the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in mixed venous blood

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6 kPa

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18
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Oxygen haemaglobin dissociation curve is shifted to the right when

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Low pH
High partial pressure of CO2
High temp
High concs of 2,3-BPG

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19
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High concentrations of 2,3-BPG shift curve to

20
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What 2 factors affect the partial pressure of oxygen within alveolus

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Rate of oxygen diffusion into blood
Rate at which oxygen is replenished

21
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partial pressure of oxygen in 33.7 atmospheric pressure

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7.04

33.7 x 0.209

22
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What is the function of clara cells

A

Goblet cells replaced by clara cells from bronchioles onwards

Clara cells produce surfactant

23
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What are conchae

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Outgrowths of medial surface of nasal cavity to increase surface area for inspired air to be humidified whilst cooling expired air to recover water

24
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The parasympathetic supply to the lungs is derived from

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Pleural membranes are comprised of what type of epithelium
Simple squamous
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Which muscle forms the inferior border of the middle mediastinum
Diaphragm
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Mediastinum is divided into superior and inferior by an imaginary line at what level
T4
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What forms the posterior border of the superior mediastinum
Vertebral bodies T1-T4
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Which part of each rib articulates with the sternal articular facets
Costal cartilage associated with ribs 1- articulates with sternum
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Tubercle at the neck of each rib articulates with the
Transverse process of thoracic vertebrae
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Weird thing about second rib
Roughened area for attachment of Serratus anterior
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Which structure does the central tendon of the diaphragm fuse with
Pericardium
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Which ligament is unique to thoracic spine
Costotransverse ligament
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Which part of the ribs do the thoracic vertebral bodies articulate with
Head
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The pH of the plasma is 7.4 which is alkaline, why
High conc of hydrogen carbonate ions in the plasma preventing carbon dioxide in the plasma reacting with water
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In the cells of the proximal tubule of the nephrons, what amino acid is used to produce ammonium ions
Glutamine
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Reference range for oxygen on arterial blood gas
11-13kPa
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Vomiting causes
Metabolic alkalosis
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What are central chemoreceptors sensitive to
Changes in pH of CSF
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Oxygen saturation of Hb begins to reduce at pO2 of
8kPa
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What value of pCO2 would be hypercapnia on ABG
6.5 Range is 4.7-6
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What electrolyte disturbance is most likely to be seen in a patient with metabolic acidosis
More H+ ions means H+ moved into cells Potassium is moved out Causes hyperkalaemia
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Which physiological dysfunction is the most common cause of hypercapnia
Alterations in respiratory rate- decrease minute ventilation volume
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Causes of hypercapnia in order of most to least common
Alterations in respiratory rate Disturbance in gas exchange Abnormalities in function of chest wall Abnormalities of neural control
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What is the most important mechanism by which carbon dioxide is transported in the lungs
Bicarbonate in serum (Dissolved is 10% and carbamino Hb is 20-30%)
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High pH leads to
Left shift of oxygen dissociation curve P50 lower
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Hyperventilation level of PaCO2
<4.6