HomeCoursesMEDSCI 142: Organ SystemsLecture 24 Lecture 24 0% Question 1 of 33 What is minimum volume of tidal volume? = 500ml. What is minimum volume of tidal volume? = 500ml. Question 1 of 33Question 2 of 33 When is the pressure intrapleural and Pcw at equilibrium? = Expired rest. When is the pressure intrapleural and Pcw at equilibrium? = Expired rest. Question 2 of 33Question 3 of 33 Draw pressure – volume relation graphs (x 3) = Later. Draw pressure – volume relation graphs (x 3) = Later. Question 3 of 33Question 4 of 33 How do skeletal muscles affect air flow? = Muscular effort changes volume of cavity ---> the lungs. How do skeletal muscles affect air flow? = Muscular effort changes volume of cavity ---> the lungs. Question 4 of 33Question 5 of 33 What different ways do lung characteristics affect air change? (4) = Compliance/stiffness, resistance/conductance, dead space, diffusion. What different ways do lung characteristics affect air change? (4) = Compliance/stiffness, resistance/conductance, dead space, diffusion. Question 5 of 33Question 6 of 33 What is compliance? = Distensibility of the lungs. What is compliance? = Distensibility of the lungs. Question 6 of 33Question 7 of 33 What is the opposite of compliance? = Stiffness. What is the opposite of compliance? = Stiffness. Question 7 of 33Question 8 of 33 What is resistance? = The restriction of flow due to radius. What is resistance? = The restriction of flow due to radius. Question 8 of 33Question 9 of 33 What is the opposite of resistance? = Conductance. What is the opposite of resistance? = Conductance. Question 9 of 33Question 10 of 33 Why does volume not increase with pressure at the beginning of inhalation? = Surface tension within alveoli must be overcome. Why does volume not increase with pressure at the beginning of inhalation? = Surface tension within alveoli must be overcome. Question 10 of 33Question 11 of 33 What is the formula for compliance? = (triangle) / V / (triangle)P. What is the formula for compliance? = (triangle) / V / (triangle)P. Question 11 of 33Question 12 of 33 Why are air filled lungs less compliant than saline filled lungs? = Saline negates surface tension. Why are air filled lungs less compliant than saline filled lungs? = Saline negates surface tension. Question 12 of 33Question 13 of 33 What is the relation of R (resistance) to airway radius (r)? = R = r4. What is the relation of R (resistance) to airway radius (r)? = R = r4. Question 13 of 33Question 14 of 33 Which airways have the smallest resistance? = Smaller bronchioles. Which airways have the smallest resistance? = Smaller bronchioles. Question 14 of 33Question 15 of 33 Where is R greatest? = Segmented bronchi. Where is R greatest? = Segmented bronchi. Question 15 of 33Question 16 of 33 What is anatomic dead space? (VD)? = Air retained in mouth, nose, trachea. What is anatomic dead space? (VD)? = Air retained in mouth, nose, trachea. Question 16 of 33Question 17 of 33 How many times do the airways branch in the conducting zone? = 15-19. How many times do the airways branch in the conducting zone? = 15-19. Question 17 of 33Question 18 of 33 How many times do the airways branch in the respiratory zone? = 20-28. How many times do the airways branch in the respiratory zone? = 20-28. Question 18 of 33Question 19 of 33 What is the ~VD at rest? = 150mL. What is the ~VD at rest? = 150mL. Question 19 of 33Question 20 of 33 What % of tidal volume (VT) is dead space? = 30% of Vr. What % of tidal volume (VT) is dead space? = 30% of Vr. Question 20 of 33Question 21 of 33 What effect does dead space have on respiration? = Dilutes inspired air. What effect does dead space have on respiration? = Dilutes inspired air. Question 21 of 33Question 22 of 33 What functions affect rate of volume change? (4) = Partial pressure, area of membrance, thickness of membrane, molecular weight. What functions affect rate of volume change? (4) = Partial pressure, area of membrance, thickness of membrane, molecular weight. Question 22 of 33Question 23 of 33 What is respiratory distress syndrome? = When newborn has trouble inhaling due to infefficient surfactant. What is respiratory distress syndrome? = When newborn has trouble inhaling due to infefficient surfactant. Question 23 of 33Question 24 of 33 What reduces surface tension in the alveolus? = Surfactant. What reduces surface tension in the alveolus? = Surfactant. Question 24 of 33Question 25 of 33 What is emphysema? = Difficulty in expiration due to alveoli collapse. What is emphysema? = Difficulty in expiration due to alveoli collapse. Question 25 of 33Question 26 of 33 How does smoking contribute to emphysema? = Destroys peribronchial tissue (smooth muscle between tubules that hold alveoli open. How does smoking contribute to emphysema? = Destroys peribronchial tissue (smooth muscle between tubules that hold alveoli open. Question 26 of 33Question 27 of 33 Are the lungs more or less compliant in emphysema? = More. Are the lungs more or less compliant in emphysema? = More. Question 27 of 33Question 28 of 33 What increases over time with emphysema? = FRC, chest size. What increases over time with emphysema? = FRC, chest size. Question 28 of 33Question 29 of 33 What is asthma? = Bronchiole constriction. What is asthma? = Bronchiole constriction. Question 29 of 33Question 30 of 33 What are its causes? = Sensitive smooth muscle / thicker smooth muscle. What are its causes? = Sensitive smooth muscle / thicker smooth muscle. Question 30 of 33Question 31 of 33 What is pulmonary edema? = Fluid retained in lung tissue. What is pulmonary edema? = Fluid retained in lung tissue. Question 31 of 33Question 32 of 33 How does it affect lung function? = Increased diffusion distance ---> decreased gas exchange. How does it affect lung function? = Increased diffusion distance ---> decreased gas exchange. Question 32 of 33Question 33 of 33 What is staphylococcus pneumonia? = increase What is staphylococcus pneumonia? = increase Question 33 of 33 Loading...