Session 1-4 Review Flashcards
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A patient has methotrexate induce pulmonary fibrosis
What will happen to functional residual capacity
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
Lung auscultation with pulmonary fibrosis
Fine Velcro crackles best heard in dependent lung fields
Lung foreign body aspiration can be complicated by
Reabsorption atelectasis and pneumonia
Dysphagia, diploplia, muscle fatigue and and hypoventilation most likely cause
Presentation and spirometry
Myasthenia gravis
Hypoventilation, restrictive pattern on spirometry
Adaptation of a woman at high atmospheric pressure
Increased 2,3-DPG levels with right shift of o2-Hb dissociation curve
Reduced affinity, more readily release oxygen
Mechanical ventilator has 450ml dead space, rate of 20
Patients anatomical dead space is 150ml
Which volume to deliver 6000 ml/minute?
Total volume = alveolar and dead space
150 + 450 = 600
6000/20 = 300ml per breath
300 + 600 = 900ml
Partial pressure of oxygen =
O.209 x (atmospheric pressure - saturated vapour pressure)
What will happen to a person with partial pressure of oxygen 5.2kPa
Alveolar pO2 will be lower, will become hypoxaemic and rapidly lose consciousness
Why is carbon monoxide poisoning more dangerous than iron deficiency anaemia
CO causes decrease in P50 of Hb for O2
Shift curve to left
Iron deficiency anaemia lab findings
Tissue hypoxia, Hb saturation and PaO2 normal
Effects of hypophosphataemia and associated lower 2,3-DPG levels
Shifts curve to left, Hb has an increased oxygen affinity
HOC would have what impact on patient (hyperbaric oxygen chamber)
Increased PAO2, would shift oxygen haemoglobin dissociation curve to right
Fetus starts producing surfactant from week
25
SVP =
6.28
Atmospheric pressure =
31.1
Pp of oxygen
0.209
What is partial pressure of oxygen and the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in mixed venous blood
6 kPa
Oxygen haemaglobin dissociation curve is shifted to the right when
Low pH
High partial pressure of CO2
High temp
High concs of 2,3-BPG
High concentrations of 2,3-BPG shift curve to
Right
What 2 factors affect the partial pressure of oxygen within alveolus
Rate of oxygen diffusion into blood
Rate at which oxygen is replenished
partial pressure of oxygen in 33.7 atmospheric pressure
7.04
33.7 x 0.209
What is the function of clara cells
Goblet cells replaced by clara cells from bronchioles onwards
Clara cells produce surfactant
What are conchae
Outgrowths of medial surface of nasal cavity to increase surface area for inspired air to be humidified whilst cooling expired air to recover water
The parasympathetic supply to the lungs is derived from
Vagus nerve