Respiratory physiology Flashcards

1
Q

Diaphgram innervation, movement with contraction and what does that do to volume?

A

phrenic nerve, with contract it flattens and moves towards abdomen which increases volume

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2
Q

external intercostal muscle increases which diameter?

A

anteroposterior diameter of thorax (bucket handle motion)

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3
Q

What does scalene muscle do?

A

raise 1st and 2nd rib

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4
Q

what does sternomastoid do?

A

raise sternum

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5
Q

Are the lung and ribs physically connect to eachother?

A

NO

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6
Q

at rest what is intrapleural pressure

A

-5 cm H20

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7
Q

As thorax increases in volume, intrapleural pressure will _____ to what what pressure?

A

Decrease, -8 cm H20

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8
Q

As lungs increase in size, the alveolar pressure will ___

A

decrease

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9
Q

Alveolar pressure at rest and inspiration?

A

0 cm H20 and -1 Cm h20(due to inc in alveolar size)

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10
Q

tidal volume definition and size

A

amount o fair inhaled in a given breath, 500 mL

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11
Q

internal intercostals do what

A

decrease AP diamter of thorax

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12
Q

intrapleural pressure more/less negative with inspiration

A

more

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13
Q

alveolar pressure more/less negative with inspiration

A

more

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14
Q

intrapleural pressure peak negative value at ___

A

end-inspiration

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15
Q

alveolar pressure peak negative value at __

A

mid-inspiration

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16
Q

Does intrapleural always remain negative

A

yes

17
Q

does alveolar pressure always remain negative

A

No, becomes positive in expiration

18
Q

When does intrapleural pressure reach peak value?

A

end-expiration

19
Q

When does alveolar pressure reach peak positive value?

A

mid-expiration

20
Q

calculate minute ventilation

A

V(dot)=Vt * frequency

21
Q

define anatomic dead space

A

dead space b/c blood cant get oxygen there, anatomic b/c they weren’t designed to exchange oxygen

22
Q

formula for anatomic dead space

A

pt weight and change lbs for mL

23
Q

Minute alveolar ventilation formula

A

V(dot) alv= V(alv)*frequency

24
Q

alveolar ventilation formula

A

V(alv)= V(tidal)-V(dead space)

25
Q

define anatomic dead space

A

volume of air that remains in conducting airways

26
Q

define tidal volume

A

how much air you take in during inspiration