Lec 2- week 1- Respiration overview Flashcards

1
Q

Two types or respiration

A

external
internal

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2
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Exchange of O2 and CO2 between the external environment and the tissue cells

A

external resp

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3
Q

Occurs in the Mitochondria.
Involves:
- use up of oxygen for metabolic processes to form ATP and
- produce carbon dioxide

A

Internal respiration (also known as cellular respiration)

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4
Q

What is the role of the conducting zone?

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  • Distributes air
  • Humidifies air
  • Warms air
  • Traps dust particles
  • Removes dust and bacteria
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5
Q

Site of gas exchange

A

respiratory zone

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5
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Cluster of alveoli

A

alveoli sac

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6
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Rate of diffusion across respiratory membrane depends on:

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  • Surface area for diffusion
  • Thickness of membrane
  • Pressure gradient of the gasses (O2; CO2)
  • Distance which gases travel
  • Solubility of gasses (O2; CO2)
    (CO2 is highly soluble, O2 is less soluble)
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7
Q

Atmospheric pressure> pulmonary pressure

A

inspiration

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8
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Atmospheric pressure< pulmonary pressure

A

expiration

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9
Q

T/F

Air moves from high pressure to low pressure

A

T

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10
Q

Decreased alveolar or intrapulmonary pressure implies?

A

Inhalation

(lower pressures, higher volumes)

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11
Q

What is lung compliance?

A

Ability of the lung to inflate

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12
Q

Increased alveolar pressures or intrapulmonary pressure implies?

A

Exhalation

(lower pressures, low volumes)

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12
Q

What is the Intrapleural pressure on inhalation?

on exhalation?

A

754

756

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13
Q

Intrapleural pressure becomes more negative in?? Effect on transpulmonary pressure

A

Inhalation

Increased transpulmonary pressure becoming more positive

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14
Q

Effects of increased lung compliance

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  • Reduced lung recoil
  • Difficulty exhaling
  • Seen on obstructive diseases
  • Emphysema
15
Q

Effects of reduced lung compliance

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  • Decreased inflation ability of the lung
  • Difficulty inhaling
  • Seen on restrictive disease
  • Abestosis
16
Q

Why is a surfactant is produced on the 7th month of fetal life ?

A

Without surfactant there is
respiratory distress syndrome,
lungs are stiff, reduced complience breathing requires effort

17
Q

Transport of oxygen in blood

A
  1. Dissolved oxygen (3%)
    - which contributes to PO2
  2. Bound to hemoglobin
    - Contributes to % saturation