Lecture 5.5 Gas transport Flashcards

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Describe the Haldane shift

A

The oxygenation of hemoglobin causes a reduced affinity of the amine chain for CO2

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What is this graph showing?

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Oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve showing the relationship between the partial pressure of oxygen in blood and the percentage of the hemoglobin binding sites that are occupied by oxygen molecules

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What are things that cause a right shift in the graph pictured? (darker red)

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Increased temperature

Increased PCO2

Increased 2-3DPG

End point of metabolism

Decreased pH

Muscle is acidic and warm

Associated with anemia; unloading of oxygen

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What causes a leftward shift in the pictured graph?

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Decreased temperature

Decreased PCO2

Increased 2,3-DPG

Decreased pH

Associated with polycythemia and methemoglobinemia

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5
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Describe an oxygen-dissociation curve that is shifted left

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P50 decreases

Affinity for hemoglobin INCREASES

Uptake of O2 in cells

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Describe an oxygen dissociation curve that is shift to the right

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P50 increases

Affinity for hemoglobin DECREASES

Release of O2 in tissues

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7
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Why are the values for RQ different based on the fuel that is being used?

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Because of the metabolism or breakdown of the different components

Fat breakdown utilizes more oxygen than CO2 is returned

Carb breakdown has equal distribution of both, etc

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What is the effect of the hypoxia inducible factor?

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Translocates to the nucleus of the cell and starts to activate the genes that are required in order to make erythrocytes and erythropoiesis

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9
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How is ATP helpful to the RBC?

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makes the membrane more flexible which is helpful in the capillaries so that the RBC is able to fold up and make it through smaller places

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10
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Describe the degredation of the heme

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The old heme is sent to the red pulp of the spleen where they rupture

The monocyte macrophades ingest the released Hb

Hb is broke mdown to amina acids then to heme

The heme can stay in the liver as IRON or be changed into transferrin and travel through the blood

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11
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Which of the following polycythemia is being described

Genetic

Extra RBCs

Increased blood volume

Increased viscosity

Normal cardiac output

A

Primary polycythemia

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12
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Which of the following polycythemia is being described

hypoxia

Extra RBCs

CO may be abnormal

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Secondary polycythemia

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13
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Describe the physiological polycythemia

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High altitude adaption

Extra RBCs

Normal CO

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