Lec 3 - 5 - Pulmonary Mechanics Flashcards

1
Q

PL is the blank

A

distending pressure

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2
Q

Pel is the blank

A

pressure collapsing the lung

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3
Q

Pel and blank are equal and opposite pressures

A

Pcw pressure of the chest wall

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4
Q

pneumothorax causes blank due to increased pressure from air getting inside chest wall

A

lung collapse

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5
Q

lung compliance formula

A

delta v / delta p

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6
Q

low compliance leads to decreased blank

A

vital capacity

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7
Q

high levels of compliance leads to blank vital capacity such as emphysema

A

increased

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8
Q

ability of the lung to recoil to resting volume

A

elastance

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9
Q

increased volume in the lung blank compliance

A

decreases

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10
Q

surfactant is mostly made of blank

A

phospholipids

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11
Q

surfactant function by the law of laplace … formula

A

P = 2T/r

T = surface tension
r = radius
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12
Q

without surfactant, the lung volumes would require a greater blank pressure to keep the lung expanded

A

transmural

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13
Q

fibrosis results in blank recoil

A

increased

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14
Q

emphysema results in blank recoil

A

decreased

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15
Q

airway resistance poiseuille’s law formula

A

R = Ln / r^4

L = length
n = viscosity
r = radius
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16
Q

upper airway resistance is in blank

A

series r = r+r+r…

17
Q

lower airways resistance is blank

A

parallel = r = 1/r + 1/r….

18
Q

laminar flow in small airways is blank unlike upper large airways

A

silent

19
Q

reynolds number formula which predicts the type of flow that predominates (laminar vs turbulent)

A

Re = 2rvd / n

r= radius
v = velocity of airflow
d = air density
n = air viscosity
20
Q

reynolds number greater than 2000 is blank but less than is blank

A

turbulent flow, laminar flow

21
Q

flow limitation / equal pressure point?

A

ok