Respiratory 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What is essential to maintain a high lung compliance?

A

Surfactant

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2
Q

Surfactant is produced by type _ alveolar cells

A

2

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3
Q

Surfactant amphipathic character:
Places itself at the surface of the alveolar lining fluid displacing water molecules and _________ surface tension

A

Reducing

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4
Q

Water drops attract themselves __________ the surface tension in the lung

A

Increasing

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5
Q

Deficiency of _______ in newborns leads to collapse of the alveoli and atelectasis

A

Surfactant

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6
Q

The ______ radius of a bubble the HIGHER the surface tension

A

Smaller

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7
Q

What is the force that impeded airflow along the respiratory tract?

A

R = airway resistance

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8
Q

The higher the length and smaller radius = _______ R

A

Greater

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9
Q

What determines the overall R in different segments of the airways and not the individual radius of each airway?

A

Cross-sectional area

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10
Q

The total cross-sectional area ________ towards periphery

A

Increases

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11
Q

Airflow in trachea and bronchi = ________ which is high velocity and lung sounds

A

Turbulent

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12
Q

Airflow in bronchioles = ______ which is low velocity and NO sounds

A

Laminar

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13
Q

Volume increases = stretching of the alveolar septa = _______ of the airway and decrease R

A

Dilation

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14
Q

What innervation is the following:
Circulating EPI acts on beta 2 adrenergic receptors —> dilation of the airways

A

Sympathetic innervation

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15
Q

What type of innervation:
Vagus nerve
ACh acts on muscarinic receptors —> narrowing of the trachea, bronchi, and bronchioles

A

Parasympathetic innervation

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16
Q

Lung diseases that _______ compliance are: pneumonia and lung fibrosis

A

Decrease

17
Q

Lung diseases that ________ R: mucus, bronchoconstriction, foreign bodies

A

Increases

18
Q

During slow breathing:
Normal alveolus and high resistance alveoli fill to ______ degrees because their compliance is the same, but high resistance alveoli fills more slowly

A

Equal

19
Q

During slow breathing:
Low compliance alveoli fills _____

A

Less

20
Q

During rapid breathing:
High resistance alveoli do not have time to fill and it receives ____ ventilation than normal alveoli

A

Less