lesson 6- Pulmonary Ventilation and Circulation Flashcards

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Hypoventilation

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Reduced alveolar minute ventilation

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hyperventilation

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Increased alveolar minute ventilation

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3
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what is dead space

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The volume of the airways that are ventilated but no gas exchange occurs

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4
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types of Dead space

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Anatomical dead space
Alveolar dead space

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5
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Anatomical Dead Space

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Conducting zone of the respiratory system without alveoli, ventilated but no gas exchange

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6
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What is the Alveolar dead space

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Non-perfused but ventilated alveolus

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7
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Perfused Alveolus

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An alveolus with pulmonary capillaries with blood flowing through it

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8
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How do you approximate the volume of anatomical dead space in humans

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it is approximately 2ml per kg after 6 years

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9
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What factors affect Anatomical Dead space

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Weight
Age
Posture
Position of jaw and neck

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10
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How does the position of the jaw and neck affect Anatomical Dead Space

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It increases the anatomical dead space but reduces airway resistance

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11
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What is the Physiological Dead space

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Both Anatomical And Alveolar dead space

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12
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What is the formula for the alveolar minute ventilation

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(Tidal Volume-dead space) x respiratory rate

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13
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how does the pulmonary minute blood flow relate to the alveolar minute ventilation

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They are approximately equal and well matched

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14
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What is the diff. b/w pressure in Pulmonary circulation and systemic circulation

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Pressure in pulmonary circulation is far lower than the pressure in systemic circulation

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What is the diff. b/w resistance in Pulmonary circulation and systemic circulation

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Resistance in the systemic circulation is far greater than resistance in the pulmonary circulation

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16
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How does Resistance relate to Pressure

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Resistance and pressure are directly proportional

17
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What equation can you use to relate Resistance and pressure

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V = IR
Where V is Pressure
I is flow

18
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What is the diff. b/w the blood flow in Pulmonary circulation and systemic circulation

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The blood flow in both Pulmonary and systemic circulations is approximately the same

19
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What is the diff. b/w capacity in Pulmonary circulation and systemic circulation

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Pulmonary circulation has a higher capacity than Systemic circulation

20
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How much blood is stored in the lungs

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About 12% of the total blood volume

21
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how does the systemic circulation react to hypoxia

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there is vasodilation to allow more oxygen-rich blood to reach the tissue

22
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how does the pulmonary circulation react to hypoxia

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there is vasoconstriction to divert deoxygenated blood from the hypoxic alveolus, for more efficient oxygenation of blood

23
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What factors lead to increasing pulmonary vasorestriction(causing pulmonary vasoconstriction)

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Decreased levels of alveolar partial pressure of oxygen
Increased alveolar partial pressure of CO2
Acidosis

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26
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Passive factors that affect Pulmonary Vascular Resistance

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Cardiac output or pulmonary blood flow
Lung Volume
Gravity
Exercise

27
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What are the active factors that affect Pulmonary Vascular Resistance

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Vasoconstrictors
Vasodilators

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