Math Stuff Flashcards

1
Q

Calculation for RQ

A

RQ= CO2 produced
———————
O2 consumed

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2
Q

RQ for average diet

A

0.8

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3
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RQ for all Carbs diet

A

1.0

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4
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RQ for all fat diet

A

0.7

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5
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RQ for all protein diet

A

0.8

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6
Q

Fick’s Law (Rate of Diffusion)

A

D x A x 🔺P
Vx= —————-
🔺X

D= Diffusion coefficient

A= surface area

P= partial pressure diff

X= membrane thickness

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7
Q

Inspiratory capacity

IC=

A

IC= Vt + IRV

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8
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Vital Capacity

VC=

A

VC= IRV + Vt + ERV

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9
Q

Functional Residual Capacity

FRC=

A

FRC= ERV + RV

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10
Q

Total Lung Capacity

TLC=

A

TLC= VC+ RV

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11
Q

RV
—— should normally equal=?
TLC

What is it in obstructive?
WHat is it in restrictive?

A

Should be .25 or less

Increases with both restrictive and obstructive

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12
Q

FEV1
——- should normally equal ?
FVC

How does it change in obstructive?
How does it change in restrictive?

A

Normally 0.8

Obstructive= lower

Restrictive= higher

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13
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Physiological Dead Space (Vd)

2 ways

A

Vd= anatomical dead space + functional dead space in alveoli

Vd= Vt x PaCO2 - PECO2
———————
PaCO2

PECO2= CO2 in expired air
PaCO2= CO2 in arterial blood
Vt= tidal volume
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14
Q

Minute ventilation

A

=Vt x #breaths/min

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15
Q

Alveolar ventilation (Va)

2 ways

A

Va= (Vt-Vd) x #breaths/min

Or
VCO2 x K
Va= ————-
PACO2

VCO2=rate of CO2 production
K= constant (will be given)

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16
Q

Transmural Pressure

A

Tp= Alveolar Pressure-Intrapleural Pressure

17
Q

Compliance

A

🔺V
C= ——
🔺P

(Or you can measure the slope on a graph (rise over run)

18
Q

Lap of Laplace (Collapsing Pressure of alveolus)

A

2T
P=——
r

P=collapsing pressure
T= surface tension
r= alveolar radius

19
Q

Airflow (Q)

A

🔺P
Q= ——
R

Q= airflow rate
R= airway resistance
20
Q

Poiseuille’s Law (Resistance)

A

8 η x L
R=———
πr^4

η= viscosity of inspired air
L= length
r=airway radius
R=resistance

~~note that Resistance is Inversely proportional to r^4~~

21
Q

Henry’s Law (Concentration of a dissolved Gas, Cx)

A

Cx= P x solubility

P= partial pressure of the gas

Solubility constant will be given

22
Q

Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressure of a Gas (Px)

Not corrected for humidified air

A

Px= Pb x F

Pb= barometric Pressure

F= fractional concentration of a gas

F=0.21 for oxygen!!

23
Q

What does F= if you are dealing with oxygen

A

F=0.21

F is the fractional concetration of a gas

24
Q

Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressure of a gas (Px)

Corrected for humidified air

A

Px= (Pb- 47) x F

47 is the Pressure of H2O
F will be 0.21 if you’re asked about oxygen

25
O2 binding capacity
Amount O2 bound to Hb = ——————————- 100mL
26
What is the normal concentration of Hb?
15g/dL **1 dL is the same thing as 100mL**
27
How much oxygen will one g of Hb bind?
1.34mL 20.1mL oxygen Normal O2 binding capacity of blood 15 x 1.34= ——————-——- 100mL
28
What is a normal V/Q
0.8 | This means that alveolar ventilation is 80% of pulmonary blood flow
29
A-a gradient 2 ways
=PAO2-PaO2 (Alveolar- arterial) Or = PIO2- PACO2 ———- -PaO2 RQ (This one was hard to format and it’s not quite right. There should be brackets around the PIO2 and the fraction)