cv and resp values Flashcards

1
Q

cv untrained

A

HR 70-72bpm 100-130bmp 220-age

SV. 70ml. 100-120ml. 100-120ml

Q. 5 l/min. 10-15 l/min. 20-30 l/min

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2
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cv trained

A

HR. 50bpm. 95-120bpm. 220-age

SV. 100ml. 160-200ml. 160-200ml

Q. 5 l/min. 15-20 l/min. 30-40 l/min

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3
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resp untrained

A

f: 12-15 b/min. 40-50 g/min
tv: 0.5l. 2.5-3l
ve: 6-7.5 l/min. 100-150 l/min

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4
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resp trained

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f: 11-12 b/min. 50-60 b/min
tv: 0.5l. 3-3.5l
ve: 5.5-6l/min. 160-210 l/min

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5
Q

cv calc

A

q = hr x sv

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6
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resp calc

A

ve = tv x f

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7
Q

breathing frequency (f)

A

no of breaths per min

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8
Q

tidal volume (tv)

A

volume of air inspired or expired per breath (L)

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9
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minute ventilation (ve)

A

vol of air inspired and expired per min (ml/l)

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10
Q

why does breathing frequency increase

A

to meet supply of o2 needed

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11
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why does tv increase

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to meet demand of o2 needed

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12
Q

why does minute ventilation increase

A

anticipatory rise due to adrenaline

rapid inc at start due to inc f and tv

slows down as o2 meets demand

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