regulation of respiration Flashcards

1
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what is eupnea

A

normal respiratory rate and rhythm

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2
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what is apneustic breathing?

A

prolonged inspiration (gasping for breath)

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3
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what is apnea?

A

cessation of breathing

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4
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what is hyperpnea?

A

increase in ventilation

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5
Q

what sets the basic rhythm of breathing?

A

the dorsal respiratory group

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6
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what does the pneumotaxic center do?

A

signals dorsal respiratory group at a set point to “turn off”, limits inspiration

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7
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when the pneumotaxic center inhibits the DRG, what happens to RR?

A

a strong pneumotaxic signal limits ramp time and leads to an increase in RR

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8
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what is the purpose of the ventral respiratory center?

A

overdrive for breathing, can increase ventilation through the extra recruitment of inspiratory and expiratory muscles

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9
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what is the purpose of the stretch receptors in the lung?

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send signals to DRG when lungs are overstretched to turn off ramp, increase RR

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10
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what is the purpose of the hering-breuer reflex?

A

it ensures that lungs dont get overfilled with air

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11
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central chemoreceptors respond to what?

A

PCO2

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12
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peripheral chemoreceptors respond to what?

A

PO2

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13
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what type of acute and chronic effect does CO2 have on respiratory drive?

A

very strong acute but weak chronic after a few days adaptation

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14
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what direct effect does oxygen have on the respiratory center?

A

NONE, no direct effect on respiratory centers

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15
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what is anticipatory stimulation?

A

the brain can stimulate respiratory center in brainstem when sending motor impulses to muscles. After about 30 seconds the muscles release CO2 with matches ventilation rate

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16
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what happens during hyperventilation (hypocapnia)?

A

hyperventilation leads to increased removal of CO2 which can cause cerebral vasoconstriction and passing out

17
Q

what can happen in patients with chronically elevated PCO2 such as with emphysema?

A

PO2 acts on peripheral chemoreceptors and you get a hypoxic drive

18
Q

does the response to CO2 occur faster in the peripheral or central system?

A

peripheral