Respitory System Flashcards
What’s tidal volume and unit
Volume inspired or expired per breath
Ml
Whats frequency and the unit
Number of breaths taken per minute
What’s minute ventilation
The amount of air breathed in and out per min
L/min
What’s inspiratory volume and unit
Maximal volume of air inspired following the end of resting inspiration
Ml
What’s expiratory volume and unit
Maximal air expired after resting expiration
Ml
What’s residual volume and unit
Volume of air remaining in lungs at the end of maximal expiration
L
What’s total lung volume
6 litres
What happens during exercises
Tidal volume
Increases - breathing depth increases
What happens during exercises
Inspiratory + expiratory reserve volume
Decrease- used up for tidal volume
What happens during exercises
Residual volume
Same - lungs always need to be inflated
What happens during exercise
Minute ventilation
Increase - tidal volume and frequency increases
What happens during exercise
Frequency of breathing
Increases to get more oxygen to body
breathing in at rest
- detected by receptors
- sent to medulla
- RCC to ICC
- external intercostal muscles
- ribcage goes up and out
- diaphragm goes down
- larger volume
what muslces are needed for breathing in when excersising
for deeper breathing :
pectoralis major
sternocleidomastoid
breathing out when excersising
- receptors detect
- sent to medulla
- RCC to ECC
- internal intercostal muscles contract
- abdominals contract
- ribcage moves down and in
- diaphragn makes a dome shape
- smaller volume
air out
