Chapter 19.4 Gas Exchange and Transport-Respiratory System Flashcards

1
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What do gas molecules behave due to Dalton’s law?

A

Undergo continuous random motion
Collide with each other: pressure
closer together more pressure

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2
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What happens if there is anything that increases movement of molecules?

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it also increases pressure: for example, temperature

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3
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What is pressure directly proportional to?

A

directly proportional to temperature

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4
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What is Dalton’s law?

A

In mixture of gases, pressure exerted by each gas is independent of other gases

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5
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What is total pressure equal to?

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equal to sum of partial pressures

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6
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When will molecules of gas will dissolve in liquid?

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When liquid (blood) is exposed to air containing gas(oxygen)

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7
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What is Henry’s law?

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partial pressure of oxygen in air (21%) is proportional to amount dissolved in blood

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8
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What happens If we breathe higher concentration of oxygen

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More will dissolve into blood

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9
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In reverse, what happens if partial pressure is higher in blood

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CO2 will diffuse out of blood into gas phase

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10
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What is Diffusion?

A

movement of molecules from higher to lower concentration

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11
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What is Hyperventilation?

A

increased breathing rate

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12
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What is Hypocapnia caused by hyperventilation?

A

low CO2

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13
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What is Respiratory alkalosis caused by hyperventilation?

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high blood pH

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14
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What are symptoms when there is hyperventilation?

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dizziness, tingling in fingers, toes, and face, and weakness, and may cause fainting

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15
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What is Hypoventilation?

A

decreased breathing rate

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16
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What is Hypercapnia caused by hypoventilation?

A

high CO2

17
Q

What is Respiratory acidosis caused by hypoventilation?

A

low blood pH

18
Q

What can cause hypoventilation and what happens?

A

Certain drugs, alcohol, stroke or tumour affecting brainstem, or altitude sickness can cause hypoventilation and can be life threatening

19
Q

What are three ways that carbon dioxide is transported and what percentage of them?

A

Dissolved in plasma – 10%
Carbaminohemoglobin – 25%
Bicarbonate ions – 65%

20
Q

How much blood PH vary?

A

Blood pH does not vary much
Arterial pH – 7.4
Venous pH – 7.36

21
Q

What does Carbonic anhydrase in red blood cells catalyzes and what would be formula?

A

Catalyzes formation of carbonic acid H2CO3
CO2 + H20 → H2CO3

22
Q

What is formula when carbonic acid dissociates:

A

H2CO3 → HCO3- + H+

23
Q

What would be complete formula of carbon dioxide transport?

A

CO2 + H20 → H2CO3→ HCO3- + H+

24
Q

Where does Bicarbonate (HCO3) enter when it leaves red blood cells

A

Enters plasma – pH drops / more acidic

25
Q

What is Chloride shift?

A

Cl– ions enter red blood cell to balance

26
Q

Where do most H+ ions stay?

A

in red blood cell attached to Hb

27
Q

What are increased amount of H+ ions from exercise accumulate in plasma involved?

A

involved in regulation of breathing