Week 10 (A) Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What is the name of the nerve that innervates the diaphragm?

And which part of the spinal cord does it come out of?

A

Phrenic nerve

Cervical

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2
Q

What nerves innovate the intercostal muscles?

And which part of the spine do they come out of?

A

Intercostal nerves

Thoracic spine

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3
Q

What nerves innovate the ‘accessory muscles’ required for breathing during high work etc (like abdomen)?

And which part of the spine do they come out of?

A

Dunno nerve name

But they come from the spinal column

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4
Q

Where is the main respiratory pacemaker located?

A

In the PRE BOETZINGER COMPLEX

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5
Q

What is the region of the brain that response to C02?

A

Retrotrapeziod nucleus (RTN)

RETRO-TRAPEZIOD nucleus (RTN)

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6
Q

There are 02 and C02 sensors in peripheral arteries that send signals to the RETRO-TRAPEZIOD nucleus (RTN), T/F

A

TRUE

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7
Q

Name the two peripheral inputs to the respiratory centre?

A
  1. Chemosensors (through he RTN)

2. Lung irritant and stretch: (through the DRG)

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8
Q

From a respiratory perspective, what substance becomes very low during a panic attack

A

C02

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9
Q

What is the tern given to the discomfort of being short of breath?

A

Dyspnea

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10
Q

What have studies shown about the impact of ‘relaxed’ breathing vs ‘attentive’ deep slow breathing on pain threshold, autonomic activity and mood

A

Only relaxed breathing increased pain threshold and sympathetic activity

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