Intro To Cardiovascular And Pulmonary PT Flashcards

1
Q

Oxygen Consumption

A

VO2

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2
Q

Oxygen Delivery

A

DO2

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3
Q

Arterial O2 x CO

A

DO2

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4
Q

(ArterialO2-venousO2)xCO

A

VO2

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5
Q

Oxygen extraction ration

A

Consumption / delivery

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6
Q

VO2/DO2

A

OER

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7
Q

Is DO2 is based on the demands of the tissues…

At rest, DO2 is _____ greater than the actual demand

A

3-4x

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8
Q

_____O2 is transported in combination with hemoglobin

A

98%

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9
Q

O2 binds to ______ on the hemoglobin molecule

A

Heme

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10
Q

An imbalance between intra and extra vascular fluid can impact _____ which in turn impacts the function of _____

A

Electrolytes

Organs

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11
Q

Steps in O2 transport

A
  1. Air quality
  2. Airways
  3. Lungs and chest wall
  4. Diffusion
  5. Perfusion
  6. Myocardial function
  7. Peripheral Circulation
  8. Tissue Extraction & Utilization of Oxygen
  9. Return of partially saturated blood & CO2 to lungs
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12
Q

Composition of air

A

79% Nitrogen
21% O2
.03% CO2

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13
Q

What happens to alveoli in dry environments

A

Loss of mucus covering, erosion, and infection

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14
Q

Mechanics of chest wall during inspiration

A

External intercostals - elevate ribs

Diaphargm - depress inferior wall of the thoracic cavity

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15
Q

Though expiration is a passive process, if muscles are used, what are they and their mechanisms?

A

Internal intercostals - compress and lower ribs

Abdominals - compress the abdominal cavity which elevates the abdominal organs and passively elevates the diaphragm

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16
Q

Diffusion

A

Transfer of oxygen from alveolar sacs to pulmonary circulation

17
Q

5 things diffusion based on

A
  1. SA of alveolar capillary membrane
  2. Diffusing capacity of alveolar-capillary membrane
  3. Pulmonary capillary blood volume
  4. Ventilation/perfusion ratio
  5. Transit time of blood in alveolar capillary membrane
18
Q

Amount of o2 that diffuses across alveolar-capillary membrane varies directly with ____ and inversely with _____

A

SA

Thickness

19
Q

Cardiac output components

A

Preload,force,rate of contraction,after load

20
Q

Cardiac measures of impairment

A

HR and Ejection Fraction

21
Q

Inotropic effect of heart

A

Force of contraction

22
Q

Chronotropic effect of cardiac output

A

Rate of contraction

23
Q

Large vessels contain

A

Elastic and connective tissue

24
Q

Medium to small vessels

A

Have more smooth muscle

25
Q

_______ regulate blood flow through regional vascular beds

A

Arterioles

26
Q

Intracellular PO2 averages _____

A

23 mmHg

27
Q

Pressure needed for cell metabolism

A

3 mm Hg

28
Q

OER at rest

A

23%

29
Q

T/F Rate of O2 extraction is regulated by availability

A

FALSE - it is regulated by demand

30
Q

Last step of O2 transport

A

Return of partially desaturated blood and CO2 to the lungs

31
Q

Myocardial infarction affects which step

A

Myocardial function

32
Q

GXT

A

Graded Exercise Test