pulm high yield Flashcards
pnemothorax is result of
loss of vaccuum between pleura layers
innervation pulmonary
CN10; vagus
PNS: CN10/vagus - constrict bronchioles
Sensory - CN10
SNS (sympathetic chain ganglia): dilate bronchioles
Phrenic N - (C3,4,5 - keep the diaphragm alive)
Bronchi - B2 autonomic nerve fibers
parts of mediastinum
ant: thymus
middle: heart + pericardium
post: esophagus, desc aorta, azygos veins, thoracic duct, sympathetic trunk
sup: aortic arch, brachiocephalic veins
location of lung and pleura at MCL
L: 6th rib
P: 8th rib
location of lung and pleura at axillary line
L: 8
P: 10
location of lung and pleura at costal angle (dorsal):
L: 10
P: 12
location of apex of lung
4cm above rib
laryngeal innvervation
CN10 vocalization
nose innervation
CN 1 olfaction
CN 5 sensation
how does mucus drain out of the head
sphenoid > ethmoid (bridge of nose) > maxillary (under eyes)
frontal > maxillary
———maxillary > nasal cavity
tidal volume TV
normal breathing
inspiratory reserve volume IRV
deep inspiration
ERV
deep expiration
residual volume RV
volume in lungs after max expiration
cant be measured by spirometry
Prevents lung collapse
anatomic dead space
vol of conducting airways
physiologic dead space
vol of lungs that doesn’t participate in gas exchange
diff size ppl have diff size dead space
FEV1
forced expiratory volume
vol of air expired in 1 sec after max inspiration
usually 80%
FRC (functional residual capacity)
ERV + RV
Vol of gas in lungs after NORMAL expiration
Can’t measure with spirometry since it includes RV
VC (vital capacity)
TV + IRV + ERV
MAX vol of gas that can be exhaled after MAX inspiration
TLC (total lung capacity)
volume of gas present in lungs after MAX inspiration (SUM OF ALL THINGS)
medulla central control of breathing
in reticular formation:
dorsal respiratory group (inspiration, rhythym) input CN9+10, output to diaphragm - phrenic n
ventral resp group (active expiration)
pons central control of breathing
apneustic center (lower pons): inspiration (gasp)
pnemotaxic center (upper pons): inhibits inspiration (reg rate + vol)
cortex central control of breathing
hyper and hypo ventilation
inc/dec CO2 effect on environment
inc: acidic
dec: base
respiratory acid base problems
CO2
metabolic acid base problems
bicarb/HCO3-
causes of respiratory acidosis
sedation, sleep apnea, chest wall injuries, COPD
causes of respiratory alkalosis
anxiety, thyrotoxins, mountain climbing
causes of metabolic acidosis
ketoacidosis, lactoacidosis (shock), chronic diarrhea
causes of metabolic alkalosis
loop diuretics (K loss), insulin (K movement), vomiting (K loss)
where is normal physiologic life on the hemoglobin/oxygen dissociation curve
between mixed venous blood (lower) and arterial blood
anywhere else = hypoxemia
causes of hypoxemia
dec alveolar PO2 (high altitude)
hypoventilation (sedatives, COPD, neuromuscualr dz)
V/Q mismatch (fibrosis, PE, pulm edema)
venous admixture (R>L shunt)
dec O2 carrying capacity (anemia, CO poison (MOST COMMON))
States of CO2 transport/most common state of CO2
Most common - HCO3- (via bicarb chloride transport on RBC membrane)
Carbaminonemoglobin HBCO2 - bound to HB at N terminus of non heme globin
Dissolved
allergic rhinitis is a ___ mediated rxn
IgE
chronic rhinitis
superimposed bacterial infxn superimposed on infectious/allergic
acute sinusitis can become
osteomyelitis if it spreads into orbit or penetrates bone
epiglottitis
h influenza, b-hemolytic strep
thumbrint sign xray
ER; lethal
dont open their mouth
pressure pulmonary circulation vs systemic
pressure lower in pulmonary circulation (and thus lower resistance)
cartilage rings in trachea and bronchi are
C rings (smooth muscle B2 fibers in back connecting relax with sympathetic)
pulm edema causes
LHF (“cardiac asthma”, wet)
Pulm capillary membrane damage (pnemonia, toxic gas inhalation, near drowning)
adult respiratory distress syndrome/shock lung
injury to type I pneumocytes and capillary endothelial cells in lung
viral infxns, burns, near drowning, dialysis, Lyme
> pulm edema, fibrosis, infxn, dec compliance
pulm HTN RF
LHF, mitral stenosis, inc vascular resistance, emboli, scleroderma
atelectasis
collapse or incomplete expansion of acini
tumors, FB, mucus bblockage, compressive, deficiency of surfactant, contraction