A & P - Exam 3 Flashcards

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Pulm Compliance

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Nitrogen Washout time w/ normal anatomical dead-space and alveolar ventilation

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should be able to get down to 2.5% N2 in 7 min of breathing, 12 breaths/min

A bigger Vt will give you a bigger N2 washout per breath

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3
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Circuit in Parallel

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Total resistance of the system has to be lower than either of the individual resistances. Opposite for series.

1/Rtot = 1/R1 + 1/R2

Plug in numbers ½ + ½ = 1/Rtot so Rtot = 1 in this simple ass equation. So, R total is half of either of the individual resistance of the circuit which were 2 ohm’s..

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4
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Not diabetic or prediabetic

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Less than 5.7 HbA1C if a lot over 5.7 then diabetic.. keeping A1c under 7% is thought of as good BS management

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5
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Normal Blood saturation

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97.4% of the 100mmHg in arterial blood
venous saturation is more like 70% bc lower pH

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6
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At a PO2 of 40mmHg, HbF sat and HbA sat

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HbF would be close to 100% saturated. PO2 of 40mmHg, usually enough for adult hemoglobin to be ¾ saturated

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7
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Nitrous Oxide

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N2O more soluble than N2 about 30X more soluble than nitrogen- but very low solubility

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8
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PAO2
PACO2
base/apex of lung

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At base of lung, PAO2: lower than average maybe 90mmHg. and higher PCO2 41-42mmHg (base, lower O2, and higher CO2)

At the top of the lung (over-ventilated) high PAO2: 130mmHg (very top-apex) and low PACO2: 30mmHg

of V/Q numbers is between a PO2 of 90-130. (base-top)- if in unhealthy lung then even wider range

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9
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End Stage Emphysema and capnograph

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If unhealthy lungs, lungs collapsing on every breath and looking at big tidal volume, beginning of expired breath comes from base of lung and if base of lung collapses quickly, then might have inversed capnograph plateau.. Bc more air coming from top of lung when usually from base (and top of lung has less CO2 relative to the base).. Normal CO2 capnograph increases over time normally just because the lungs are unloading more CO2 with time.. Can see this inversion with end stage emphysema- difficult to see if in middle stage of disease.

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10
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How to prevent Alveolar dead space (ADS) over long procedures

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.. Either turn PEEP down to prevent dead space from happening or increase the Vt

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11
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Amount of estimated dead-space off PACO2

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Less than 28mmHg then probably more dead space (27-28 is normal)..

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12
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PMEN2:

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Nitrogen looks similar to what we inspire (just say consistent with humidified atm air).. about 563-566…0.79 x 713mmHg

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