III: Regional Differences in Ventilation Flashcards

1
Q

Regional differences of ventilation are conditioned by the

A

Unit

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2
Q

1st phase of Pairways vs Volume

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A given P = 1/2 change will result in a small volume change

Como cuando hinchas un globo, que al principio cuesta mas que se infle

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3
Q

Second phase of Pairways vs Volume

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P change = 1 –> large volume change

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4
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Third phase Pariways vs. Volume

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P change = 1/2 –> small changes

At the end of inspiration

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5
Q

Function of fluid between parietal and visceral pleura

A

Lubricate

Offer support

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6
Q

Where is the negative intrapleural pressure greater

A

At the apex

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7
Q

Factors conditioning the negative pressure

A

2 membranes separated by a liquid
Thoracic cage that expands –> pulls parietal pleura –> even more negative P
Gravity –> negative pressure much greater at apex

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8
Q

Where is ventilation more effective

A

At the base

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9
Q

Why is ventilation more effective at the base

A

Due to a more positive pressure (gravity)

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10
Q

Apex at alveoli

A

↑ P = ↑ distentibility = ↓ expansion = ↑ resting volume

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11
Q

Alveoli at base

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↓ P = ↓ distensibility = ↑ expansion = ↓ resting volume

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12
Q

What is lost at small airways

A

Elastic recoil capacity

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