UNIT 2– Respiratory System Flashcards

1
Q

breathing in name

A

inhaling

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2
Q

breathing out name

A

exhaling

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3
Q

what happens when u inhale (oxygen wise)

A
  • oxygen comes in

- oxygen transported to working muscles

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4
Q

what happens when you exhale (waste product wise)

A

CO2 removed from bloodstream

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5
Q

what is gaseous exchange

A

the oxygen from lungs going in and CO2 being removed from bloodstream

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6
Q

how do CO2 and O2 get in/out of bloodstream?

A

Diffusion

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7
Q

Alveoli adaptations

A
  • thin walls (1 cell thick)
  • moist surface
  • large surface area
  • surrounded by capillaries
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8
Q

where does blood come in from and go to near alveoli

A

pulmonary artery-> pulmonary vein

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9
Q

oxygen->CO2 route

A

O2 travels to working muscles-> oxygen used to create energy and CO2 created-> CO2 travels back through bloodstream, to alveoli

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10
Q

what happens when u inhale

A
  • ribs= up and outwards
  • diaphragm= flattens
  • intercostal muscles= contract
  • volume in lungs= increases
  • pressure decreases
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11
Q

what happens when you exhale?

A
  • ribs= down and inwards
  • diaphragm= relaxes and goes up
  • intercostal muscles= relax
  • volume in lungs= decreases
  • pressure increases
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12
Q

tidal volume definition

A

volume of air inhaled per breath (during normal breathing)

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13
Q

minute ventilation definiition

A

volume of air breathed per minute

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14
Q

vital capacity definition

A

max. amount of air you can breathe out

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15
Q

residual volume

A

air left in lungs after breathing

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16
Q

minute ventilation equation

A

tidal volume * number of breaths per minute

17
Q

total lung capacity equation

A

residual volume+ vital capacity

18
Q

why residual volume important

A
  • keeps lungs partially inflated

- protects microscopic structures from being damaged

19
Q

effects of exercise (short term)

A
  • lung capacity= up by 15% (to meet heart and muscular requirements
  • deeper/ quicker breathing (deliver more O2 to blood)
  • as breathing rate increases, so does tidal volume
  • increases capacity and improves efficiency