The respiratory cycle Flashcards

1
Q

what is V dot

A

airflow or volume per unit time

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2
Q

muscles of inspirtation

A

scalene: raise 1st and 2nd ribs
Sternomatoids: raise sternum
some muscles in head and neck

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3
Q

at rest what is the intrapleural pressure

A

-5 cm H2O

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4
Q

max negative intrapleural pressure? when does it occur?

A

-8 cm H20 and during inspiration

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5
Q

alveolar pressure at rest, during inspiration, during expiration

A
rest = O
inspiration = -1 
expiration = +1
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6
Q

when does intrapleural pressure reach its lowest point?

A

at the end of inspiration

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7
Q

alveolar pressure value

A

0 at rest
-1 midway through inspiration
0 at end of inspiration
airflow stops when inspiration is at 0
midway through expiration = +1 (air flows out)
end of expiration is back at 0 = no air flow

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8
Q

minute ventilation

A

how much air is inhaled every minute

V(dot) = Vt x frequency

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9
Q

estimating anatomic dead space

A

by using patients weight

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10
Q

minute alveolar ventilation calculation

A

subtract anatomic dead space volume from the tidal volume then multiple by respiratory rate

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