Lung health Flashcards

Review of lung disorders and the effect that PA has on them

1
Q

How long does a RBC spend in lung capillaries at rest?

A

0.75 seconds

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2
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When is equilibrium between lung and blood reached at lung at rest?

A

Within 0.25 seconds

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3
Q

How does COPD and asthma affect how long a RBC spends in lung capillaries?

A

Increases time

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4
Q

How does exercise affect the circulatory system?

A

Increases cardiac output, increases plasma volume, increases oxygen uptake, increases blood vessel function, decreases oxygen demand of cardiac muscle, decreases blood viscosity, decreases blood pressure, increases metabolic control

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5
Q

How does exercise affect hypertension?

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Decreases risk by 50%, causing a 7mmgHg fall in blood pressure

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6
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What principles influence adaptations?

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FITT, resistance training, endurance training; progressive overload; reversible and transient; individual response

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7
Q

How many people suffer from asthma worldwide?

A

300 million

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8
Q

What is asthma?

A

Inflammation and increased sensitivity of bronchi

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9
Q

What is exercise-induced bronchoconstriction?

A

Not necessarily clinical asthma suffers, but caused typically by air breathed in through mouth during PA not being warmed and humidified

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10
Q

How can exercise help asthma sufferers?

A

Increases lung function, decreases worry about attacks, increases confidence, weight loss

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11
Q

What does COPD stand for?

A

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

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12
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What is COPD?

A

Any condition where airways and/or lung tissue is damaged

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13
Q

How many people in the UK suffer from COPD?

A

1.6%

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14
Q

How much does COPD cost the NHS?

A

£1.2 billion/year

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15
Q

How does exercise help COPD sufferers?

A

Increased O2 uptake by increasing aerobic capacity etc; decreases minute ventilation, hyperinflation, dyspnoea; reduces FEV1; improves cardiac function; positively affects multiple co-morbidities

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16
Q

What is FEV1?

A

Forced expiratory volume in 1s

17
Q

How is cardiac function improved by exercise?

A

Improved left ventricular
Increased stroke V
Reduced resting heart rate due to increased vagal tone

18
Q

What co-morbidities of COPD does exercise improve?

A

Cardiac dysfunction
T2DM
Osteoarthritis
CVD

19
Q

How does PA prevent COPD?

A

There is no evidence to show that PA prevents COPD