Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Transport Flashcards

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Three causes of hypoxemia with increased A-a gradient

A
  1. Diffusion defect (fibrosis)
  2. V/Q defect
  3. Right to left shunt
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2
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Causes of hypoxemia with Normal A-a gradient

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  1. High altitude

2. Hypoventilation

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3
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Five causes of hypoxia

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  1. Decreased Cardiac Output
  2. Hypoxemia
  3. Anemia
  4. Carbon Monoxide poisoning
  5. Cyanide poisoning
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4
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____ is the decreased in arterial PO2

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Hypoxemia

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5
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____ is the decreased tissue PO2

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Hypoxia

Triggers EPO production by increasing the production of hypoxia-inducible factor 1 alpha

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6
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Causes of shift to the right

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  1. Carbon dioxide increase
  2. Acidosis
  3. 2,3 BPG
  4. Exercise
  5. Temperature
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7
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Causes of left shift in the dissociation curve

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  1. Carbon Monoxide
  2. HbF

Carbon monoxide is 250x better to HgB than O2 but it causes left shift

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8
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___ shift when there is a decrease in pH

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shift to the right

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9
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Three ways in transporting CO2

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  1. HCO3 (70%)
  2. Carbamino Hgb (23%)
  3. Freely-dissolved (7%)
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10
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The high O2 in the lungs causes the unbinding of CO2 from the RBC. This effect is called the ___

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Haldane Effect

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