Practicals Flashcards

1
Q

what lung volumes does spirometry detirmine

A

tidal, inspiratory, expiratory reserve

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2
Q

vital capacity + formula

A

amount of exchangeable air

tidal + IRV + ERV

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3
Q

standing and breathing explanation

A

when standing, gravity shifts abdominal contents down, making it easier to contract and expand the lung cavity

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4
Q

vitalograph

A

measures amount of air that can be forcefully exhaled

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5
Q

FVC

A

max air expelled following max inspiration

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6
Q

FEC

A

v of air expelled in the first second

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7
Q

FVC/FEC rate for obstructive diseases

A

lower then 75%

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8
Q

FVC/FEC rate for restricted diseases

A

greater then 75%

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9
Q

flow- volume loop

A

measures airflow rate during forced expiration + inspiration using a spirometer

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10
Q

forceful expiration occurs through:

A

muscular effect and elastic recoil of lungs

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11
Q

Korotkoff sounds

A

sounds of blood flow becoming turbulent in Sphygmomanometers (blood pressure machine)

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12
Q

When the pulse disappears, the pressure in the cuff is…

A

higher then systolic pressure

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13
Q

auscultation

A

listening for Korotkoff sounds through the stethoscope

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14
Q

The Korotkoff sounds are heard when…

A

the cuff pressure is between systolic and diastolic pressures, because blood flow is turbulent

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15
Q

stroke volume is higher when

A

laying down

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16
Q

Based on your understanding of the Frank-Starling law of the heart, what will happen when someone stands up from lying down

A

The venous return decreases, which reduces the stretch in the ventricle and decreases the next stroke volume

17
Q

if venous return and stroke volume decrease, the heart rate..

A

increases

18
Q

venous return

A

blood flow back to the heart

19
Q

increase pressure gradient will ____ veneous return

A

increase