Pulmonary: Ventilation Flashcards

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Optimal Respiration

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  • Occurs when ventilation and perfusion are matched
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Dead Space

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  • Space that is well ventilated but no gas change takes place
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Dead Space: Anatomical

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  • Conducting airways
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Dead Space: Physiological

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  • Diseases such as Pulmonary Emboli
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Shunt

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  • Complete atelectasis of a respiratory unit allows blood to travel through with no gas diffusion
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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Upright

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  • More pulmonary blood in the base of the lungs
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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Upright: Static Point

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  • At the static point of REEP the apical alveoli are fuller than those at the base
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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Upright: Dynamic Phase

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  • More air to less filled alveoli at the bases

- Causes a greater change in minute ventilation at the bases

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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Upright: Ventilation/Perfusion Ratio

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  • The ratio of pulmonary alveolar ventilation to pulmonary capillary perfusion
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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Upright: Ventilation/Perfusion Ratio: Apices

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  • Apices are least effected by gravity with the lowest perfusion
  • High V/Q ratio due to more air than blood
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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Upright: Middle lobes

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  • Perfusion/ventilation are evenly matched
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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Upright: Base

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  • Highest perfusion

- Low V/Q due to more blood than air

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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Gravity independent zone regardless of position

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  • Acts as dead space
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Effects of Body Position on Ventilation and Perfusion: Gravity dependent zone regardless of position

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  • Acts as shunt
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