Lecture - Ventilation and Perfusion of the Lungs; Control of Ventilation Flashcards

1
Q

… the afferent nerves associated with the Hering-Breuer reflex would indicate?

A

Inspiration is occurring

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2
Q

The inherent rhythm for inspiration appears to be located within the ________

A

Medulla

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3
Q

The peripheral chemoreceptors for oxygen increase the rate of discharge primarily in response to _______

A

Decrease in partial pressure of blood oxygen

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4
Q

Which of the following is NOT true with dorsal respiratory group?

A

Efferent role

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5
Q

It contains somatic motor neurons whose axons leave the medulla via CNIX and CNX

A

Intermediate ventral group

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6
Q

These neurons fire more action potentials during specific parts of the respiratory cycle

A

Respiratory related neurons

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7
Q

Peripheral chemoreceptors are:

A

Sensitive to decreases in arterial PO2

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8
Q

An example of dyspnea in adaptive response

A

Panic attacks

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9
Q

Transection at this level gives breathing to continue but with abnormal gasping pattern

A

Ponto-medullary transection

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10
Q

A transection at this level blocks ventilation by interrupting output to the diaphragm not by eliminating the respiratory rhythm

A

Spino-medullary transection

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11
Q

Inspiratory apneusis

A

Mid-pons transection with bilateral vagotomy

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12
Q

Which of the following is NOT true in neuron-like characteristics of glomus cells?

A

Some are innervated by post-ganglionic sympathetic neurons

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13
Q

It is the primary source of feedback for assessing the effectiveness of ventilation and major source of tonic drive for breathing

A

Central chemoreceptors

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14
Q

The effect of raising the arterial PCO2

A

Increases the sensitivity of the integrated response to hypoxia

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15
Q

TRUE or FALSE: All neurons that fire in phase with respiratory cycle are involved in control of breathing

A

False

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16
Q

Mechanoreceptors within the trachea-bronchial tree detect changes in lung volume by sensing stretch of airway walls

A

Slowly-adapting pulmonary stretch receptors

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17
Q

In adults, this reflex does not occur until lung volume is greater than during a normal respiration

A

Hering-breuer reflex

18
Q

Which of the following is NOT true responses of respiratory during exercises?

A

Arterial pH does not change during strenuous exercises

19
Q

Which of the following is an example of balancing conflicting demands of gas exchange?

A

Playing a musical wind instrument

20
Q

Which of the following is NOT true in mechanisms of low PO2?

A

Causes oxygen to move into the glomus cells generating hydrogen

21
Q

In the respiratory membrane, the rate of diffusion is inversely proportional to which of the following factors?

A

Thickness of the respiratory membrane

22
Q

True statement regarding ventilation and perfusion

A

V/Q is lowest at the base

23
Q

Which parameter is affected when a patient is mechanically ventilated?

A

Dead space

24
Q

In lung perfusion, zone is evident in which of the following condition?

A

Hemorrhage

25
Q

The relationship of the alveolar PO2 to alveolar ventilation

A

Directly proportional

26
Q

Which of the following refers to exchange of gases between blood and tissues?

A

Respiration

27
Q

Understanding the pressure dynamics in the lung when barometric pressure is greater than alveolar pressure, what is the outcome?

A

There is movement of air into the lungs

28
Q

Which of the following conditions presenting with hypoxemia will likely to have a normal alveolar-arteriolar gradient?

A

Hypoventilation

29
Q

Which of the following can magnify ventilation and perfusion mismatch?

A

Both restrictive and obstructive lung disease

30
Q

Which zone in the pulmonary perfusion zones represent continuous blood flow?

A

Zone 3

31
Q

The volume of air moving in and out of the lungs during quiet breathing

A

Tidal volume

32
Q

Which of the following causes of hypoxemia will most likely not respond when given 100% oxygen?

A

Shunt

33
Q

What is normal volume of air that is considered dead space volume?

A

150 ml

34
Q

An increase in pulmonary arterial pressure will result to which of the following hemodynamic event?

A

Distention of open and conducting vessels

35
Q

What is considered the major organ responsible for ventilation?

A

Diaphragm

36
Q

TRUE or FALSE: Under physiologic condition, increase in pulmonary arterial pressure will decrease pulmonary vascular resistance.

A

True

37
Q

In the lungs, which are true of the following as generation number increases:

A

AOTA

38
Q

The effect of gravity on lung perfusion

A

V/Q ratio is greater at apex than at base

39
Q

During expiration, which of the following will increase:

A

Alveolar pressure and pleural pressure

40
Q

In the lungs, the greater V/Q ratio the _____ PCO2 the ____ PO2

A

Lower; higher