Pulmonary systems Flashcards
What are the inspiratory respiratory muscles?
- SCM
- Scalenes
- External intercostals
- Diaphragm
What are the expiratory respiratory muscles?
- Internal intercostals
- External oblique
- Rectus abdominus
- Transverse abdominus
- Internal oblique
At rest, _____ is a mostly passive process.
passive
_______ ______ _____ = max expiration at the end of tidal expiration
expiratory reserve volume
______ ______ _____ = volume in lungs after maximal expiration
residual lung volume
_______ ________ ________ = max inspiration at end of tidal aspiration
inspiratory reserve volume
_______ ______ _______ = volume in lungs after tidal expiration
functional residual capacity
_____ _____ _____ = max volume after expired after max inspiration
functional vital capacity
_______ ______ = max volume inspired following tidal expiration
Inspiratory capacity
___ _____ = volume inspired of expired per breath
tidal volume
______ _____ ____ = volume in lungs after max inspiration
total lung capacity
ERV values ?
M: 1200mL
W: 800mL
RLV values?
M: 1200mL
W: 1000mL
IRV values?
M: 3000mL
W: 1900mL
FRC values?
M: 2400mL
W: 1800mL
IC values?
M: 3600mL
W: 3200mL
TV values?
M: 600mL
W: 500mL
TLC values?
M: 6000mL
W: 4200mL
What are 6 factors effecting static lung volumes?
- Genetics
- Sex
- Height
- Obesity
- Chronic disease
- Aging
Does training change static lung volume?
NO
Ventilation works _______ to respond to the requirements of the body.
dynamically
What two things does dynamic lung volume depend on?
- Volume of air
2. Speed of moving the volume of air
_______ _____ = the volume of air breathed each minute
minute ventilation
______ ______ = portion of minute ventilation that mixes with air in the alveolar chambers.
alveolar ventilation
What is the average minute ventilation at rest?
6 L / min
What is the formula for minute ventilation?
breathing rate x tidal volume
What can increase minute ventilation?
- Increase in rate of breathing
- Increase in depth of breathing
- Both
What amount of tidal volume goes to alveolar air?
350mL
What amount of tidal volume goes to physiologic dead space?
minimal