Lecture 19: Respiratory Control Flashcards

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Compare the sort of muscles in the respiratory system?

A

Inspiration - active, diaphragm and intercostal activation
Expiration - passive at rest, requires pressure recoil of lungs/chest wall; active during exercise/stress, abdominal muscles

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______ 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.

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______ 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

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What is responsible for respiratory control?

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  • 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
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4
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What are the peripherla inputs to the respiratory centres?

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i. chemosensors

ii. lung irritant and stretch

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5
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What are the central inputs to the respiratory centres?

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i. pain, temperature, emotion
ii. speech, swallow, etc.
iii. sleep, exercise, etc.
iv. panting

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6
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How are emotions and respiratory control related?

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Emotional stimuli:

  • Amygdala to pontine respiratory group (PRG): respiratory rate increase
  • Amygdala to DRG: inspired volume increase
  • Bidirectional links
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7
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What is dyspnea?

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Discomfort associated with being short of breath.

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8
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What is most effective for panic attack?

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Paper bag to reduce hypocapnia.

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