19 - Spirometry and Disease Flashcards

1
Q

normal quiet breathing inspiration is ____ and expiration is ____

A

active, passive

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2
Q

normal healthy lungs have a ____ compliance and a ____ airway resistance

A

high compliance, low airway resistance

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3
Q

what is the resistance of airways determined by

A

the radius

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4
Q

in normal healthy lungs, the radius is large enough so that

A

resistance is very low

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5
Q

why does work of breathing increased with a reduced pulmonary compliance

A

more work required to expand the lungs in pulmonary fibrosis

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6
Q

what is the total lung capacity

A

5.7L

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7
Q

in a normal breath how much air moves in/out of lungs

A

500ml

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8
Q

end of expiration how much air in lungs

A

2,200ml

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9
Q

end of max expiration how much vol of airs in lungs

A

1200ml

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10
Q

lungs can never be maximally deflated because

A

gas exchange occurs continously, reduced WOB

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11
Q

factors that may affect lung volumes include

A

age, gender, anatomical build, smoking, fitness,

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12
Q

a spirogram is a

A

volume time curve

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13
Q

tv stands for

A

tidal volume

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14
Q

irv

A

inspiratory reserve volume

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15
Q

ic

A

inspiratory capacity

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16
Q

erv

A

expiratory reserve volume

17
Q

rv

A

residual volume

18
Q

frc

A

functional residual capacity

19
Q

vc

A

vital capacity

20
Q

tlc

A

total lung capacity

21
Q

the residual volume does not move in or out of lungs cannot be measured by

A

spirometry

22
Q

what can be used to measure RV

A

indirect measurement such as gas dilution technique

23
Q

what does capacity mean

A

sum of two or more volumes

24
Q

what is the tidal volume

A

volume of air entering leaving the lungs during single breath

25
Q

what is the irv

A

extra vol of air that can be maximally inspired above tv

26
Q

erv is the

A

extra vol of air that can be maximally expired beyond TV

27
Q

TLC is the

A

maximal vol of air lungs can hold

28
Q

normal IRV is

A

3000

29
Q

normal ERV is

A

1000

30
Q

normal rv is

A

1200ml

31
Q

residual volume increases with

A

AGE

32
Q

which lung volumes decrease with age

A

IRV and ERV