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Exam Four Part 2 Flashcards

1
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respiratory system functions

A 
acid base balance 
blood filtration 
blood and lymph flow 
blood pressure regulation 
communication 
expulsion of abdominal content
gas exchange 
olfaction
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2
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2 divisions of respiratory system

A

conducting

respiratory

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3
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conducting division

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air flow

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4
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respiratory division

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gas exchange

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5
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organs of respiratory

A 
nose
pharynx
larynx
trachea
bronchi 
lungs
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6
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functions of nose

A

warms
cleanses air smell
amplifies voice

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7
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pharynx parts

A

nasopharynx
oropharynx
laryngopharynx

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8
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functions of larynx

A

keep food & drink out of the air way

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9
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right vs left lung

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rigtht- shorter w 3 lobes

left - tall, skinny w 2 lobes

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10
Q

bronchial tree

A 
main 
lobar
segmental 
primary 
terminal 
respiratory
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11
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alveoli cells

A

squamous
great
alveolar macrophages

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12
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squamous alveolar cells

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cover the surface area

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13
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great cells

A

damage cells

surfactant

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14
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alveolar macrophages

A

eat dust

numerous cell

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15
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functions of pleurae

A

reduce friction
creation radiant
compartmentalization

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16
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respiratory cycle

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one complete breath

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17
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quiet desperation

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normal relaxed, unconscious breathing

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18
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forced respiration

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deep breathing

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19
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respiratory muscles

A

diaphragm
intercostals
scalenes

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20
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diaphragm

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prime mover

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21
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intercostals

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synergist

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22
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scalenes

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synergist

elevate rib 1 and 2

23
Q

valsalva maneuver

A

holding your breath, tighten up abdomen to expel abdominal cavity

24
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3 respiratory centers

A

VRG
DRG
PRG

25
Q

ventral respiratory group (VRG)

A

medulla

regular everyday breaths

26
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dorsal respiratory group (DRG)

A

medulla

controlling rate & depth

27
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pontine respiratory group (PRG)

A

pons

controlling rhythm

28
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4 sensory receptors

A

central
peripheral
stretch
irritant

29
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central chemoreceptors

A

detecting pH of CSF

30
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peripheral receptors

A

responding to O2 & CO2 in the blood

31
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stretch receptors

A

respond to stretch, inflation of lungs

32
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irritant receptors

A

respond to smoke, pollen, duct , fume

33
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2 factors influencing airway resistance

A

bronchiole diameter

pulmonary compliance

34
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bronchiole diameter

A

diamete

strict dilate

35
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pulmonary compliance

A

how easily things expand

36
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anatomical dead space

A

conducting division is filled w -150mL of air how much air in your body is doing nothing

37
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physiological dead space

A

sum of anatomical dead space and any pathological alveolar dead space that exist

38
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tidal volume

A

volume of air inhaled & exhaled in 1 cycle during quiet breathing

39
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apnea

A

temporary cessation of breathing

40
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dyspnea

A

labored, gasping breathing

41
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hyperpea

A

increased rate & depth of breathing from exercise or pain

42
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orthopnea

A

dyspnea that occurs when a person is lying down, heart failure

43
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tachypnea

A

accelerated respiration

44
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factors controlling oxygen unloading

A

ambient PO2- deliver more
Temperature- deliver more
bohr effect- deliver more

45
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hypoxia

A

inability to use oxygen

46
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hypoxemic hypoxia

A

low arterial PO2

inadequate pulmonary gas exchange

47
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ischemic hypoxia

A

inadequate circulation of blood

48
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anemic hypoxia

A

from anemia

inability of blood to carry oxygen

49
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histotoxic hypoxia

A

prevents tissues from using oxygen

50
Q

chronic bronchitis

A

inflammation of the mucosa
lots of mucous & coughing
reduced cilia

51
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emphysema

A

alveolar wall breakdown
decrease in surface area
weak thoracic muscles

52
Q

squamous cell carcinoma

A

most common
change in bronchial epithelium
tumors inside bronchioles

53
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adenocarcinoma

A

originates in mucous glands

54
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small call carcinoma

A

least common, most dangerous

originates in primary bronchi will spread

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