08.14 - Control of Breathing (Leffler) - Questions Flashcards

1
Q

Which group of neurons sends output to motor neurons

A

Ventral Respiratory Group

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2
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2 areas that modulate the Ventral Respiratory Group

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Dorsal Respiratory Group (Receives peripheral inputs), PreBotzinger Complex

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3
Q

Where is the central respiratory control center located

A

Medulla

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4
Q

Role of the Apneustic Center

A

Inspiration prolonging

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5
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Role of Pneumotaxic Center

A

Respiratory rate regulation - Inhibits medullary inspiratory neurons

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6
Q

What is the Hering Breuer Reflex

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Inflation of the lungs inhibits inspiration - Vagal fibers from pulmonary stretch receptors - Above 1 L tidal volume

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7
Q

Reflex that senses increase of tidal volume above 1 L

A

Hering Breuer Reflex

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8
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How does blood pressure affect ventilation

A

Decrease in blood pressure (baroreceptors) increases ventilation

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9
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Role of the Gamma-efferent fibers

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Detects and responds to changes in lung compliance or airway resistance

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10
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Detects and responds to changes in lung compliance or airway resistance

A

Gamma-efferent fibers

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11
Q

Coughing due to irritants is carried along which pathway

A

Vagus

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12
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Role of J-Receptors

A

Increases in pulmonary blood volume causes rapid shallow breathing

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13
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Effect of Increases in pulmonary blood volume

A

Rapid shallow breathing via J-Receptors

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14
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Textbook PO2

A

95 mmHg

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15
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Textbook PCO2

A

40 mmHg

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16
Q

Alveolar ventilation is regulated in response to ___, ___, and ___

A

PCO2, pH, and PO2

17
Q

Changes in what affect predominant minute-to-minute changes in Alveolar Ventilation

A

PaCO2

18
Q

What determines PaCO2?

A

VCO2 / VA

19
Q

How does bicarb cross BBB?

A

Bicarb/Cl exchanger (electroneutral)

20
Q

How does Incr. PaCO2 affect HCO3- in medulla

A

PaCO2 up -> pHmedulla down -> HCO3- enters medullary tissue and CSF –> pHmedulla up –> Decr respiratory drive

21
Q

Primary peripheral chemosenstive cells

A

Carotid Bodies (afferent to ventral respiratory group)

22
Q

How do carotid bodies sense PO2?

A

O2-sensitive K+ Channels

23
Q

How do O2-sensitive K Channels signal O2 changes

A

Decr O2 -> Depolarizes -> Excitatory NT’s to Glossopharyngeal

24
Q

What do O2-sensitive K channels specifically sense?

A

Arterial PO2, not O2 content (doesn’t take into account Hb content)

25
Q

Response speed of carotid body O2-sensitive K channels

A

Fast

26
Q

Differences in specificities of Central Chemosensitive vs Peripheral Chemosensitive centers

A

Central do not care about O2; Peripheral care about O2, pH, and PaCO2

27
Q

What happens when PaCO2 increases to 50 from 40 mmHg?

A

Big increase in ventilation

28
Q

How does decr PaO2 affect bicarb in brain

A

Decr PaO2 -> Incr VA -> Decr PaCO2 -> Incr pHCC -> Bicarb out -> Decr pHCC => Incr VA for PaCO2

29
Q

How does brain increase PAO2 at higher altitude?

A

Set lower level of PaCO2 via higher level of ventilation

30
Q

How does plasma HCO3- change during progressive incr in VA

A

Decreases as compensation for respiratory alkalosis

31
Q

Why is it bad to give 100% O2 to patient with chronic lung disease

A

Their respiratory centers will have reset to compensate and giving high O2 will cause them to shut down

32
Q

Bicarb moves toward ___ at BBB

A

Lower pH

33
Q

Breathing in Diabetes

A

Decr insulin -> Incr fat breakdown -> Incr FA’s -> Deep rapid breathing

34
Q

Kussmaul Respiration

A

Decr insulin -> Incr fat breakdown -> Incr FA’s -> Deep rapid breathing