HomeCoursesMEDSCI 142: Organ SystemsLecture 23 Lecture 23 0% Question 1 of 16 What is the purpose of respiration at the cellular level? = Metabolise food. What is the purpose of respiration at the cellular level? = Metabolise food. Question 1 of 16Question 2 of 16 What is tidal volume? = Volume of one breath. What is tidal volume? = Volume of one breath. Question 2 of 16Question 3 of 16 What are the two types of respiration? = Tidal and circular. What are the two types of respiration? = Tidal and circular. Question 3 of 16Question 4 of 16 Which do mammals have? = Tidal. Which do mammals have? = Tidal. Question 4 of 16Question 5 of 16 What is functional residual capacity? = The residual air after a normal (relaxed) inspiration. What is functional residual capacity? = The residual air after a normal (relaxed) inspiration. Question 5 of 16Question 6 of 16 What is residual volume? = The residual air after maximal expiration. What is residual volume? = The residual air after maximal expiration. Question 6 of 16Question 7 of 16 What is total lung capacity? = The amount of air in the lungs after maximal inspiration – may exp + RV. What is total lung capacity? = The amount of air in the lungs after maximal inspiration – may exp + RV. Question 7 of 16Question 8 of 16 What is resting ventilation? (Approx) = 0.5L x 12 min-1 = 6 L min-`1. What is resting ventilation? (Approx) = 0.5L x 12 min-1 = 6 L min-`1. Question 8 of 16Question 9 of 16 What is exercise ventilation? = 3L x 40 min-1 = 120 L min-1. What is exercise ventilation? = 3L x 40 min-1 = 120 L min-1. Question 9 of 16Question 10 of 16 What is rate of exchange of volume proportional to? = The difference in PBa & PA. What is rate of exchange of volume proportional to? = The difference in PBa & PA. Question 10 of 16Question 11 of 16 What is the intrapleural space? = The space between the visceral and parietal pleura. What is the intrapleural space? = The space between the visceral and parietal pleura. Question 11 of 16Question 12 of 16 What is its pressure? = Negative. What is its pressure? = Negative. Question 12 of 16Question 13 of 16 What is pneumothorax? = A hole in the thorax. What is pneumothorax? = A hole in the thorax. Question 13 of 16Question 14 of 16 What is the result to the lung? = Does not fill as PA = PBa. What is the result to the lung? = Does not fill as PA = PBa. Question 14 of 16Question 15 of 16 What is the result to the chest wall? = Increases vol (recoils out). What is the result to the chest wall? = Increases vol (recoils out). Question 15 of 16Question 16 of 16 What does PB=0 mean? = Atmospheric pressure. What does PB=0 mean? = Atmospheric pressure. Question 16 of 16 Loading...