Chapter 22 homeostatic imbalances Flashcards

1
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lung collapse

A

Atelectasis

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2
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collapse of alveoli

A

plugged bronchioles

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3
Q

wound that admits air into pleural cavity

A

pneumothorax

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4
Q

low lung compliance from increasing amounts of less flexible connective tissue developing

A

fibrosis

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5
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infants; non-expansive/ collapsed alveoli

A

respiratory distress syndrome

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6
Q

inadequate O2 delivery to tissues

A

hypoxia

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7
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rate and quantity of alveolar ventilation of CO2 exceeds bodys production of CO2

A

hyperventilation

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8
Q

CO2 levels decline in the blood

A

hypocapnia

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9
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increase of pH in the blood

A

respiratory alkalosis

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10
Q

Brain BV constrict, reduces blood flow to brain

A

cerebral ischemia

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11
Q

chronic bronchitis and emphysema; irreversible

A

COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

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12
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inflammation of airways

A

asthma

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13
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inflammation of bronchi

A

bronchitis

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14
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infectious disease caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis

A

tuberculosis

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15
Q

leading cause of cancer deaths, 90% result from smoking

A

lung cancer

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16
Q

walls of alveoli break down/ rupture

A

emphysema

17
Q

gas exchange becomes inadequate

  • failure of heart to remove blood from pulmonary circulation
  • injury to structural parts of lung
A

pulmonary edema

  • cardiogenic
  • non cardiogenic