BOHR shift Flashcards

1
Q

what is the BOHR shift?

A

oxygen dissociation (release) from haemoglobin occurs more readily
shifts curve to the right

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what are the factors affected the BOHR shift

A

increase temperature
increase in CO2
increase in lactic acid
decrease in blood pH

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3
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what is gaseous exchange

A

movement of gasses across a membrane
bigger gradient = faster rate

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4
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what is partial pressure (PP)?

A

the pressure a gas exerts on another gas in a mixture of gases

at the capillaries:
high PP to low PP

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5
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how is oxygen transported in the body?

A
  • oxyhemoglobin
  • blood plasma (approx 3%)
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how is carbon dioxide transported in the body?

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  • carbaminohemoglobin
  • blood plasma (approx 7%)
  • water (as carbonic acid)
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7
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where does external respiration occur?

A

alveoli

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8
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where does internal respiration occur?

A

muscle cell membrane and blood capillaries (tissues)

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