Lecture 4: Anatomy and Physiology 2 Flashcards

1
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How many lobes does the right lung have

A

3

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2
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How many lobes does the left lung have

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2

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3
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What happens if diaphragm moves up into the chest

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loss of lung tissue = compromised lung pressure = compromised respiration = decreased thoracic pressure = lung collapse

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4
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Gas exchange in lungs

A
  • High oxygen concentration in capillary crosses to low oxygen concentration in blood
  • carbon dioxide dissociates from RBC, crosses alveoli and expelled in respiration
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5
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Structure of haemoglobin

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4 polypeptide chains (2x alpha, 2x beta) each combined with a heme group

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6
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Structure of heme molecule

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N-containing ring with 4 Fe ions

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7
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How many oxygen molecules does each Fe atom bind to

A

1

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8
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How many oxygen molecules does a molecule of Haemoglobin bind to

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4

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9
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How is bicarbonate produced in body

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Carbonic anhydrase combines with CO2 (from metabolism) to form a weak acid, then dissociates into chloride and bicarbonate

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10
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What controls the overall amount of bicarbonate in body

A

Kidney

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11
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What does the clearance of CO2 depend on

A

respiratory activity

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12
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What controls pH

A

renal activity and respiratory activity

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13
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What does an arterial blood gas analyser measure (3 things)

A
  • pH
  • CO2 pressure
  • O2 pressure
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14
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Kidney structure

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cortex, surrounded a medulla with an inner cavity called the renal pelvis

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15
Q

What is the functional unit of the Kidney

A

Nephron

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16
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Where are nephrons in the kidney

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Cortex and medulla

17
Q

What happens to waste products filtered by nephrons

A

collects in collecting duct, to urethra and bladder producing urine

18
Q

What leaves kidney filtrate in the ascending loop of Henle

A

Water

19
Q

Where does kidney filtrate end up

A

In the collecting duct

20
Q

What products are reabsorbed from plasma in the proximal tubule (3 things)

A
  • Proteins
  • Amino acids
  • Glucose
21
Q

Where is ~80% of filtered bicarbonate absorbed

A

Proximal tubule

22
Q

What is absorbed in the loop of Henle (3 things)

A
  • Sodium
  • Chloride
  • Water
23
Q

What is the distal tubule responsible for

A

Regulation of the ionic balance of the body