111214 ventilatory response to exercise Flashcards

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what happens to alveolar O2 and CO2 with exercise?

A

initially, alveolar O2 for the test subject decreased a little and CO2 increased a little. but with time, both went back to normal values

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response to exericise–describe what happens in timing to frequency and tidal volume

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with increased workload, big jump in tidal volume. breathing frequency slowly increases

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what happens when you increase the airway resistance for the subject during exercise?

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Co2 and O2 are not maintained at normal levels

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how do pulmonary and alveolar ventilation change with increases in metabolic rate from rest to about 60% of maximal metabolic rate? how does it change above 60%?

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from rest to about 60% of metabolic rate: pul and alveolar ventilation increase in proprtion to the icnrease in metabolic rate

above 60% of metabolic rate: pulm and alveolar ventilation increase proportioantely more than metabolic rate so you have hyperventilation

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during exercise above 60% of maximal capacity, what happens to pH?

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decreases bcause of increased lactic acid production

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at high work rates (above 60%), what happens to PaO2?

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it doesn’t really increase

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7
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at high work loads, what happens to A-a PO2 difference?

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increases

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at high work loads, what happens to diffusing capacity?

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it doesn’t increase in proportion to the increase in work rate

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at high work loads, what happens to the alveolar to capillary driving pressure?

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increases

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10
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at high work loads, what happens to PaO2?

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stays normal

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11
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temporal pattern of ventilation after exercise

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has two components-fast and slow

it remains unclear what is responsible for the exercise hyperpnea

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12
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respiratory quotient vs respiratory exchange rate

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ratio btwn CO2 produced and O2 consumed

respiratory quotient would need to be measured at the tissues, invasively

RER is measured by mouth

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