Control Of Breathing Flashcards

1
Q

What does the pneumotaxic center do

A

Triggers inspiration

Sense lung expansion & inhibits inspiration for exhalation

Smooth transition

Send impulses to medullary respiratory groups

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2
Q

What does the DRG do

A

Receives stimuli from pontine center

Sends signals to effectors (inspiration)

Receives information from vagus and glossopharyngeal nerve

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3
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What does VRG do

A

Receives stimuli from pontine center

Sends signal for inspiration and expiration

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4
Q

What is the VRG composed of

A

4 nuclei

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5
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What are the 4 nuclei that compose the VRG

A

Botzinger complex

Pre-botzinger complex

Nucleus retroambiguous

Nucleus ambiguous

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6
Q

What is the botzinger complex

A

Expiratory neuron

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7
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What is the pre-Botzinger complex

A

Pacemaker neurons (Eupnea)

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8
Q

What is the nucleus retroambiguous

A

Inspiratory and expiratory neuron

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9
Q

What is the nucleus ambiguous

A

Inspiratory neurons

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10
Q

What is in the spinal cord

A

Specialized cell bodies

Ventral Gray horn

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11
Q

What are the higher centers of the brain

A

Cerebral cortex

Limbic system

Hypothalamus

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12
Q

What does the higher brain center have control over

A

Voluntary
pain
Emotion
Temperature

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13
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What are the four sensors/receptors

A

Higher center of the brain

Chemical receptors

Mechanical receptors in the lung

Receptors in the muscles & joint

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14
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What are chemical receptors

A

Central chemoreceptors (medulla)

Peripheral chemoreceptors (aortic & carotid bodies)

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15
Q

Types of mechanical receptors in the lungs

A

Irritant
Stretch
Juxtacappillary
Deflation

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16
Q

Types of receptors of the muscles and joints

A

Peripheral Proprioreceptors

17
Q

Which group is the smallest and more medial between the VRG or DRG

18
Q

What muscles does the VRG innervate

A

Accessory muscles
Internal intercostal muscle

19
Q

What muscles does the DRG innervate

A

Diaphragm
External intercostal muscle

20
Q

Where are the central chemoreceptors found

A

Peripheral to the VRG

21
Q

At which vertebra does the intercostal nerve arise

22
Q

Which nerves are efferent

A

RC to Muscle

23
Q

Where are carotid bodies located

A

At the bifurcation of each of the common carotid arteries

24
Q

Where are aortic bodies

A

Above aortic arch and posterior sides

25
What does vagus stand for?
Wandering
26
What is the longest cranial nerve and what does it stretch to
Vagus Brain stem to colon Efferent and Afferent
27
Describe ataxic breathing
Irregular with pauses Merges with agonal breathing
28
Explain Cheyenne-stokes breathing
Gradual increase in volume and frequency 10-30 seconds of apnea
29
Describe Biot’s breathing
VT is consistent with apeanic period Short episodes of rapid deep inspiration followed by 10-30 seconds of apnea
30
Describe kussmaul breathing
Increased rate and depth over prolonged time In response to metabolic acidosis