respiratory system physiology Flashcards

1
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what is the main function of respiratory systems

A

it provide necessary exchange of Oxygen and Carbon dioxide for homeostasis

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2
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upper respiratory tract

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nose
mouth
pharynx
larynx

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3
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lower respiratory

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trachea
bronchial tree
lungs

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4
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transmission zones functions

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sound formation [phonation]
heating
humidification
filtration
cleaning of received air

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5
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alveolar cells types

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1=gaseous exchange
2=production of surfactants
3=found all over the lungs

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6
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lung ventilation

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movement of air into or out of the respiratory system

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7
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respiratory types

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abdominal breathing
thoracic

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8
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abdominal breathing

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inspiration occurs with contraction of the diaphragm

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9
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thoracic breathing

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occurs with contraction of external intercostal muscles and movement of ribs

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10
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cough reflex

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defense mechanism that allow the body to clear secretions and foreign bodies from respiratory tract

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11
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airways

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structure that transmit air from the mouth and nose to the respiratory bronchioles

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12
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alveolar ventilation

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volume of air involved in gaseous exchange in alveoli

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13
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anatomical dead space [ADS]

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conduction pathway for the volume up to gaseous exchange site

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14
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physiological dead space

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alveoli that does not participate to ADS

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15
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apnea

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respiratory arrest

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16
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eupnea

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normal, relaxed breathing at rest

17
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hyperpnea

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increased in depth and/or speed of breathing

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hypopnea

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decreased in depth and /or speed of breathing

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dyspnea

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difficult and painful breathing

20
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tachypnea

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rapid breathing

21
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hyperventilation

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increased alveolar ventilation

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hypoventilation

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decreased alveolar ventilation

23
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surfactant

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lower surface tension
a mixture of phosphorus, protein and ion
24th week of pregnancy
35-36th week of pregnancy

24
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respiratory difficulty syndrome

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collapse of alveoli due to insufficiency surfactants especially in premature babies

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factors that shift oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve
hydrogen ion increase increased carbon dioxide pressure heat increase 2,3 diphosphoglycerate increase
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binding of oxygen to hemoglobin has relieving effect on removing carbon dioxide from the blood What does the effect called
Haldane effect
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hypoxemia
decreased oxygen concentration
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tidal volume
volume of air inhaled / exhaled during normal breathing
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inspiratory reserve volume
volume of air that can inhaled with max expiratory after normal inspiration
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expiratory reserve volume
volume of air that can be exhaled with max exhalation after normal expiration
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residual volume
volume of air remain in the lungs after maximum expiration
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inspiration capacity
volume of air that can be inhaled with maximum inspiration after normal expiration
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functional residual capacity
air remain in the lungs after a normal expiration
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vital capacity
volume that can be exhaled with max expiration after max inspiration
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total lung capacity
total volume of air contained in the lungs after maximum inspiration