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

1
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… the afferent nerves associated with the Hering-Breuer reflex would indicate?

A

Inspiration is occurring

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2
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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
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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
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These neurons fire more action potentials during specific parts of the respiratory cycle

A

Respiratory related neurons

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7
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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
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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
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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
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The effect of raising the arterial PCO2

A

Increases the sensitivity of the integrated response to hypoxia

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15
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TRUE or FALSE: All neurons that fire in phase with respiratory cycle are involved in control of breathing

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False

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16
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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

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The relationship of the alveolar PO2 to alveolar ventilation
Directly proportional
26
Which of the following refers to exchange of gases between blood and tissues?
Respiration
27
Understanding the pressure dynamics in the lung when barometric pressure is greater than alveolar pressure, what is the outcome?
There is movement of air into the lungs
28
Which of the following conditions presenting with hypoxemia will likely to have a normal alveolar-arteriolar gradient?
Hypoventilation
29
Which of the following can magnify ventilation and perfusion mismatch?
Both restrictive and obstructive lung disease
30
Which zone in the pulmonary perfusion zones represent continuous blood flow?
Zone 3
31
The volume of air moving in and out of the lungs during quiet breathing
Tidal volume
32
Which of the following causes of hypoxemia will most likely not respond when given 100% oxygen?
Shunt
33
What is normal volume of air that is considered dead space volume?
150 ml
34
An increase in pulmonary arterial pressure will result to which of the following hemodynamic event?
Distention of open and conducting vessels
35
What is considered the major organ responsible for ventilation?
Diaphragm
36
TRUE or FALSE: Under physiologic condition, increase in pulmonary arterial pressure will decrease pulmonary vascular resistance.
True
37
In the lungs, which are true of the following as generation number increases:
AOTA
38
The effect of gravity on lung perfusion
V/Q ratio is greater at apex than at base
39
During expiration, which of the following will increase:
Alveolar pressure and pleural pressure
40
In the lungs, the greater V/Q ratio the _____ PCO2 the ____ PO2
Lower; higher