chapter 2 oft equipment Flashcards

1
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primary volume

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bell is measured directly
bell that collects volume
bellow collects volume
piston collects volume
flow is indirectly determine: flow=volume/time
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2
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primary flow

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flow is directly measure
pneumotachometer
thermal anemometer
volume is indirectly determine
volume = flow x time
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primary volume spirometer: water seal

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history the oldest and accurate
large bell suspended in the water
separate inspiratory and excretory into and out of the interior bell
kymograph
pen
valve- turns patient in and out of the system
very accurate
also must be counterweight
if the bell is heavy, inertia may limit the measured of subtle flow changes
they are quite large

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bellow spirometer

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wedge type is most common type
as bellow expands a pen records the volume change on calibrated paper
may having a moving chart for the time element
advantages: small size and portable
disadvatages: less accurate the extremes of flow measurement

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5
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dry rolling spirometer

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a piston collects the volume and is sealed with thin flexible plastic that folds and unfolds with movement of piston
this type offer very little resistance and minimum frictional loss
horizontal mounting negates the need for counter weight
most use a potentiometer to convert piston motion to an anolog electrical signal
advantages: smaller than type seal types
respond well to flow changes
disadvatages: unless well maintain friction losses can increase

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chain compensated and stead wells spirometer

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bell must be counter weight
pen is attached to counter weight
kymograph speeds
32 mm/min slow vital capacity
160 mm/min maxima voluntary ventilation
1920 mm/min forced vital capacity
disadvantages- since bell has a greater mass may inertia may negate measurement of sublet flow changes
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stead wells spirometer

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use light weight plastic bell
inertia effect less on results
pen attached directly with bell
kymograph speeds
32 mm/min slow vital capacity
160 mm/min maxima voluntary ventilation
1920 mm/min forced vital capacity
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8
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vane type respirometer

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common use in bedside assessment
vital capacity
spontaneous parameters
vc
minute volume
tidal volume
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vane type respirometer operation

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gas flow through directional vanes
a flexible mica vane spins wit exhaled gas flow
a gear set turns with vane as it spins, recording volume and inner workings are similar to a mechanical watch
spirometer has flow limitation which can influence accuracy of your results
most accurate between 10 -20 L/min

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10
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screen type pneumotachometer

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a screen or capillary grid in the flow path through the spirometer causes a pressure drop
pressure proximal to the screen or capillary grid is greater than the pressure distal to it
the pressure difference is proportional to the flow

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11
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strain gage transducer

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has a wire coil attached to diaphragm. As the diaphragm expands the coils changes in length electrical resistance
electrical flow to the change

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12
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variable reluctance transducer

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a stainless steel diaphragm separate two wire wounds coils
one coil is energized with alternating current causing a magnetic force to be created
movement of diaphragm causes the air space surrounding the coil to change. This changes magnetic reluctance or flux
a change in flux results in change in the induced current in the uncharged coil
current fluctional on the output fails are proportional to pressure change
these are most sensitive type of pressure transducer and can measure incredibility small change in pressure

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venturi pneumotachometer

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employ a venturi tube with pressure port distal to the throat and the throat of venturi
as flow increase pressure decrease at the throat
pressure difference is proportional to flow

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14
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thermal anemometer

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gas is passed over heat bead and maintain constant temperature
gas flowing over the heated elements cools
as the element cools additional current is require to maintain the set temperature
current flow is proportional to flow

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15
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mass flow sensor( Sensormedics)

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uses two heated elements in series with one another
heated to different temperature
by using two elements gas composition and humidity don not effect the accuracy
the temperature changes due to gas flow causing a change in current require to heat the elements

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16
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vortex shedding spirometer

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gas flow through a smooth wall tube
strut positioned at the mid point of the tube cause oration of cortices
an ultrasonic transducer and receiver are positioned opposite each other at the midpoint of the tube
as vortices are produced, ultrasonic transmission is interrupted
one vortex= one beat or one mi
the number of beats is proportional to flow

17
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when to convert from ATPS to BTPS

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always

18
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vc requirement

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should accumulate volumes for at least 30 seconds
7 l/min at flows at 0-12 l/sec
plus or minus 3%

19
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FVC and timing requirements

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should accumulate volumes at least 15 seconds
minimum 7 liter at flows of 0-12 L/sec
plus or minus 3%

20
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flow requirement`

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-12 to 12 L/sec

plus or minus 5%

21
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MVV requirement

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flat frequency response plus or minus 10 % from 0 to 4 Hz
flows of up to 12 L/sec
volume integration between 12 to 15 sec and plus or minus 3%

22
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Ats calibration for spirometer

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3.0 L calibration syringe is use
3% plus is minus
acceptable range from 2.91 L to 3.09 L

23
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primary flow measuring spirometer

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at least three trials where the flow rates are varied between 2 to 12 L/sec must performed
vary flow > 3L/sec
0.5/sec flow < 3 L/sec
and < 0.5 L/sec