Theme 22: Respiration 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What is oxygen transported with?

A

hemoglobin

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2
Q

What is carbon dioxide transported as and where?

A

as a bicarbonate ion in the plasma

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3
Q

What direction do CO2 and O2 go in the capillaries?

A
CO2 = out
O2 = in
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4
Q

What does exchange of gases down a partial pressure gradient do?

A

cause oxygen partial pressure to go up and carbon dioxide partial pressure to go down

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5
Q

Do you need a smaller pressure gradient to move the O2 in or out?

A

in

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6
Q

does a pulmonary artery carry mixed venous blood or arterial blood?

A

mixed venous blood

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7
Q

where is arterial blood carried?

A

pulmonary vein

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8
Q

why is hemoglobin needed to transport oxygen in the blood?

A

oxygen is very insoluble in plasma water so you can barely transport any

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9
Q

What is hemoglobin?

A

a carrier protein that can transport lots of oxygen at an arterial partial pressure

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10
Q

What does carbon monoxide cause?

A

anemia

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11
Q

where is hemoglobin stored?

A

behind red blood cell membranes

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12
Q

What does hemoglobin have to bind to oxygen?

A

iron core

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13
Q

What are the 4 sub units in hemoglobin?

A

2 alpha

2 beta

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14
Q

What is carrying capacity for hemoglobin?

A

whether it is completely saturated or not

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15
Q

What do the sub-units of hemoglobin do as oxygen is added?

A

the break down into the 4 (for four oxygen molecules)

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16
Q

How are salt bridge bonds strengthened?

A

the joining of hydrogen ions to make the affinity betwwen hemoglobin and oxygen less

17
Q

What does carbon monoxide do to the blood transport system?

A

makes it high affinity and wont release the oxygen

18
Q

What is anemia?

A

a poison that reduces the blood oxygen concentration by reducing carrying capacity

19
Q

How is bicarbonate transported in plasma?

A

formed in RBCs with carbonic anhydrase enzyme

20
Q

Why does diffusion occur in blood?

A

concentration of the red blood cell is higher than the plasm

21
Q

what happens to the hemoglobin molecules as the oxygen loads?

A

change from tense to relaxed state

22
Q

What is the shape of the dissociation curve?

A

S shaped (sigmoid)

23
Q

what does a reduced affinity mean?

A

right shift, produced by CO2 and H+ what strengthen bonds and promotes tense states

24
Q

what is CO2 transported as bicarbonate HCO3 through?

A

the plasma produced by RBCs with aid from carbonic anhydrase enzyme