Lecture 19: Respiratory Control Flashcards
Compare the sort of muscles in the respiratory system?
Inspiration - active, diaphragm and intercostal activation
Expiration - passive at rest, requires pressure recoil of lungs/chest wall; active during exercise/stress, abdominal muscles
______ nerves innervate the diaphragm. _____ spinal cord (C3 - C5).
_______ nerves innervate the ________muscles. ______ spinal cord (T1 - T11)
Accessory muscles activated during high work/cough. _____ spinal cord.
______ nerves innervate the diaphragm. _____ spinal cord (C3 - C5).
_______ nerves innervate the ________muscles. ______ spinal cord (T1 - T11)
Accessory muscles activated during high work/cough. _____ spinal cord.
phrenic; cervical; intercostal; thoracic; lumbar
What is responsible for respiratory control?
- main respiratory pattern generator: located in pre Botzinger complex
- response to CO2: retrotrapezoid nucleus (RTN)
- O2 and CO2 also sensed in: peripheral arteries; signals sent to RTN
What are the peripherla inputs to the respiratory centres?
i. chemosensors
ii. lung irritant and stretch
What are the central inputs to the respiratory centres?
i. pain, temperature, emotion
ii. speech, swallow, etc.
iii. sleep, exercise, etc.
iv. panting
How are emotions and respiratory control related?
Emotional stimuli:
- Amygdala to pontine respiratory group (PRG): respiratory rate increase
- Amygdala to DRG: inspired volume increase
- Bidirectional links
What is dyspnea?
Discomfort associated with being short of breath.
What is most effective for panic attack?
Paper bag to reduce hypocapnia.