Quiz #4 Cardiovascular & Respiratory Flashcards
Which of the following changes will NOT increase hemoglobin’s affinity for oxygen?
a) higher temperature
b) decreased PCO2
c) increased pH
d) Lower 2,3-DPG
e) two the above
f) all of the above
a) higher temperature
If CO2 removal is impaired, and CO2 accumulates in the blood, what is the effect on the bicarbonate buffer system?
a) The bicarbonate buffer system is shifted to the right
b) The bicarbonate buffer system is shifted to the left
c) An increase in hydrogen ions and bicarbonate production
d) A decrease in hydrogen ions and bicarbonate production
e) A and C only
f) B and D only
e) A and C only
Which of the following statement(s) about the intrinsic pathway of the coagulation cascade is/are TRUE?
a) Begins when damage to the tissue exposes collagen
b) Begins when damaged tissue exposes tissue factor
c) Uses proteins already present in the plasma
d) is inactivated by fibrin
e) two of the above
f) three of the above
e) two of the above
What is tidal volume? Vital capacity
- Tidal volume is the volume of air that moves in/out of lungs during simple expiration/inspriation
- vital capacity is the total amount of air that can be moved into/out of lungs in one breath can be calculated by: IRV + ERV + tidal volume
An increase in which of the following measures results in an increase in blood flow throughout the body? (select all that apply)
a) stroke volume
b) heart rate
c) total peripheral resistance
d) cardiac output
e) blood pressure
a) stoke volume
b) heart rate
d) cardiac output
What are the 3 steps to maintain haemostasis? Provide a brief description of each step
1) damaged vessel constricts : vasoconstriction, decreases the loss of blood
2) platelet plug is formed: platelets in blood stick to the collagen present, this releases cytokines and cytokines activate more platelets, all of these platelets stick together to form the plug
3) coagulation: the college that is exposed starts coagulation cascade, this produces fibrin which creates the mesh that stabilizes the plug/clots, once the vessel is healed plasmin will dissolve the clot
What is the correct order of the valves that blood passes through as it travels from the right atrium through the heart?
a) Bicuspid, pulmonary, tricuspid, aortic
b) Tricuspid, pulmonary, bicuspid, aortic
c) Bicuspid, tricuspid, pulmonary, aortic
d) Pulmonary, aortic, tricuspid, bicuspid
e) none of the above
b) Tricuspid, pulmonary, bicuspid, aortic
Which of the following are advantages of breathing in through the nose?
a) quicker intake
b) more filtration
c) increased warming
d) two of the above
e) all of the above
d) two of the above
Hemoglobin is an important factor in the transport of oxygen in the blood. What are two other factors that improve its transport of oxygen in the blood?
a) Higher temperature and decreased PCO2
b) Increased pH and higher 2,3-DPG
c) Lower temperature and PCO2
d) Higher temperature and pH
e) Lower PCO2 and pH
c) Lower temperature and PCO2
Arteries act as a _______________ reservoir; veins typically act as a ______________ reservoir.
a) volume; pressure
b) pressure; volume
c) pressure; pressure
d) volume; volume
e) the answer is not listed
b) pressure; volume
The systemic arteries carry _____________ blood and the pulmonary veins carry _____________ blood.
a) oxygenated; deoxygenated
b) oxygenated; oxygenated
c) deoxygenated; oxygenated
d) deoxygenated; deoxygenated
e) the answer is not listed
b) oxygenated; oxygenated
Which term accurately describes the ability of a lung to expand and receive more air from the environment?
a) elastance
b) elasticity
c) compliance
d) capacity
e) elastane or compliance
c) compliance
Where is the baroreceptor located that would sense changes in pressure to the brain?
a) carotid sinus
b) carotid vein
c) aortic arch
d) carotid arch
e) aortic sinus
a) carotid sinus
One of the following triggers would cause an increase in temperature and PC02, as well as decreased pH; this would result in a change to hemoglobin binding. Which of the following is the correct trigger?
a) smoking
b) exercise
c) sleeping
d) fasting
e) laying down
b) exercise
List and describe the 5 stages of the cardiac cycle (include the specific valves involved)
1) atrial and ventricular relaxation: atria filling with blood, AV valves are open, ventricles expanding for the blood flowing in
2) completion of ventricular filling: atria contract and push the rest of the blood into vents
3) early ventricular contraction (1st heart sound): vents push the blood upward, AV have closes causing sound, the pressure increases in vents, atria relax and fill
4) vents eject: pressure forces semilunar valves open, blood used into arteries, atria still filling, AV valves still closed
5) vents relax (2nd heart sound): semilunar valves close causing sound, atria pressure exceeds vent pressure