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Oxygenation Chapter 36 Flashcards

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What system work together to achieve oxygenation?

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pulmonary, cardiovascular,musculoskeleton, and nueological sytem

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What is oxygenation?

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the cells, tissue, and organs of the body are supplied with oxygen

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What are the 2 major processes that occur in the pulmonary system to oxygenate the blood?

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respiration and ventilation

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ventilation vs. respiration

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v: movement of air into and out of the lungs
r: exchange of oxygen/ carbon dioxide and alveolar capillary/ capillary cell membrabe

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the air way consist of

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nasal, mouth, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and bronchioles

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upper airway vs lower airway

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Upper airway: above larynx

lower airway: below larynx

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What is the major muscle for breathing?

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diaphragm

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The pulmonary and cardiovascular system work together to…

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change one system and create changes in the other

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what two systems regulate the movement of air into and out of the lungs?

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musculoskeleton and neurological system

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What do the airway structures do?

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moisten the air, warm the air, and filter the air

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true or false: the trachea lies in front of the esophagus

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true

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What is The function of the esophagus?

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during swallowing it closes off so that food /fluid do not enter the lower airway

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Bronchi and Bronchioles have what tie of layers?

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smooth muscle layer

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The right lung consists of how many lobes?

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3 lobes

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The left lung consist of how many lobes>

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2 lobes

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Gas exchange between oxygen and carbon dioxide is pass back and forth between?

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alveoli and capillaries

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What are the types of alveoli?

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1) gas exchange

2) produce surfactant (lower surface tension within alveoli to inflate during breathing)

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What are the two major processes that occur in the pulmonary system?

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ventilation and respiration

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ventilation or respiration:

the movement of air into and out of the lungs though the act of breathing

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ventilation

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Respiration

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the exchange of the gases oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs

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21
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When you exhale, the diagram muscles relax or contracts?

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relax

22
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True or False:

Exhalation requires no energy or effort

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true

23
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Rate is?

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how fast you breath

24
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Depth is?

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how much your lungs expand to take in the air

25
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What does hyperventilation do?

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when a person breaths fast

26
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When ventilation increases, what happens to the carbon dioxide levels?

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falls/ decrease

27
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When blood oxygen increases, what happens to ventilation?

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increases

28
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Severe hyperventilation is usually triggered by?

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medication, CNS abnormalities, high altitude, heat,exercise, panic, fear, or anxiety.

29
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Lung compliance refers to?

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lung inflation

30
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Where in the brain controls breathing and uses feedback from chemoreceptors and lung receptors?

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brainstem

31
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Where is the chemoreceptors are located in the?

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Medulla of the brainstem

32
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Chemoreceptors detect?

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changes in blood pH, oxygen, and carbon dioxide levels

33
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What age group do not have a fully develop alveolar surfactant system?

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infants less than 35 weeks

34
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Hay fever effects

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eyes, nose, and sinuses

35
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True or False:

Asthma is a type of allergic reaction

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True

36
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Indoor pollution include

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monoxide, nitrogen oxides, radon, and suspended particles

37
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What do you call a person who lies down, and their chest expansion id limited?

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sleep apnea

38
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If a patient show symptoms of stuffy nose, sore throat, coughing, sneezing, tearing, and mild fever..what do they have?

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Respiratory Infections

39
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What happens when a person constantly smokes?

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constriction of bronchioles, increase fluid secretion of airways causing inflammation, and paralyzing cilia.

40
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Pulmonary Edema, acute respiration distress syndrome, and pulmonary fibrosis do what in common?

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makes the alveoli stiff and make it difficult to ventilate.

41
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The most common causes of impaired pulmonary circulation are?

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pulmonary embolism/ hypertension

42
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What diagnostic test/exam would best exam a patients level of hypoxemia?

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Ariel blood gas sampling

43
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What sound refers to high pitch that is harsh due to partial obstruction of the larynx?

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stridor

44
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mainstream smoking

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smoke that smokers inhales and regain exhales

45
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side stream smoking

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smoke released from the end of the cigarette

46
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hypoxemia

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low arterial blood oxygen level

47
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hypocarbia is?

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low level of dissolved CO2 in the blood

48
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Drug overdose leads to what type of pathophysiological condition?

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hypercarbia

49
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Normal breathing is?

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Euphea 12-20 breaths

50
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aphea is

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no breathing

51
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A patient that has 24 breaths per minute shows

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tachypnea

52
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A patient that is breathing 10 breaths per minute shows

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bradyphea

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