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Arterial Blood Gases, Control of Respiration and Respiratory Adaptation at Altitude LECTURE 6
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What is hypoxaemia?
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What is Hypercapnoea?
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What are 'nuclei in the brain'?
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How do you calculate Minute Ventilation?
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What is an:AnionCation
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What is Dyspnea?
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What is sleep apnoea?
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What is pulmonary Emboli?
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What is the area involved in voluntary control of breathing?
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Where are the main respiratory centres located?
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What are the two groups of neurons in the medulla?
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What are the areas in the brain involved in the control of breathing/ventilation?
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Where do the peripheral chemoreceptors live?What is the function of peripheral chemoreceptors?Which peripheral chemoreceptor contributes the most to b…
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Blood flows directly in to the brain, what is the thing they need to cross?
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How is normal, involuntary breathing conducted?(2)
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How can respiratory rates be changed from inputs in the cerebral cortex and hypothalamus?
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The cerebral cortex/hypothalamus transmit messages to the medulla, which nerves do they do this via?
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What are the inputs into from the cerebral cortex that can change respiratory rate?(4)
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What is the function of the dorsal respiratory group?
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What is the function of the ventral respiratory group?
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Where is the pacemaker (central pattern generator) located?
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What is the role of the pneumotaxic centre?
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What is the role of the Apneustic centre?
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What is a condition in the brain (blood supply) that can affect breathing?
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What do central chemoreceptors detect?
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What type of chemoreceptor does not respond to O2?
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What do peripheral chemoreceptors detect?
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Where are the central chemoreceptors located?
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What is the Blood brain barrier?
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Describe the permeability of the Blood Brain Barrier (2)
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What determines the pH of Cerebrospinal fluid?
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How does blood pH affect pH of CSF?(2)what does a small change in PCO2 lead to?
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Describe the sensitivity of central chemoreceptorswhat are they very sensitive to and what are they not as sensitive to?
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What is the relationship between CO2 in CSF & Minute ventilation?
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What kPa of CO2 leads to suppression of central chemoreceptors? What does this also lead to? how does the body adjust to this?
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How does metabolic acidosis/alkalosis affect the CO2-ventilation curve?
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What is the carotid body - which receptors does it contain?location?
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What types of cells does the carotid body contain?
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What innervates the carotid body?
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Where are aortic bodies located?
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What are aortic bodies innervated by?
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What are the factors that increase minute ventilation?
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What alters sensitivity to PO2?
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How do our central chemoreceptors adapt to hypercapnoea?Give an example
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If central chemoreceptors become less sensitive to PaCO2, what could this result in?(2)
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What does chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) cause? (2)
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What gradually happens to CSF pH in relation to PCO2? Why?
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What is the hypoxic drive?
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What happens if hypoxic drive is suppressed by giving too much oxygen?
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What are the different types of receptors in the lungs?(4)
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Describe irritant receptors (3)- Location- stimulated by?- supplied by which nerve?
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Describe Juxtapulmonary receptors (3)- location- stimulation- result?
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Describe Proprioreceptors- location?- action via?- stimulation result?
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Where do we take an arterial blood gas measurement from?
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What types of activity does an arterial blood gas measurement tell us?
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What is the definition of respiratory failure in terms of ABG measurement?
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How do we know whether respiratory failure is type 1 or type 2?
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Describe respiratory acidosisHow would this affect minute ventilation & respiratory rate?
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How do we approach an ABG interpretation? in terms of looking for respiratory failure (7)what differentiates acute and chronic type 2 RF?what does hig…
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What are the causes of type 1 Respiratory failure?
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What are the causes of type 2 respiratory failure?(5)
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What are the differences between acute (3) vs chronic (2) type 2 respiratory failure?what is active in chronic type 2 RF?
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Describe the adjustments to ventilation when pH decrease
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What are the adjustments in retention/excretion in the kidneys when pH decrease?
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How long does respiratory compensation take?
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How long does metabolic compensation take?
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What is the anion gap?
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What are the primary measured Cations in blood?
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What are the primary measured anions in blood?
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Metabolic Acidosis results in an {{c1::increase}} in H+ and {{c1::reduced}} pH due to a {{c1::non-respiratory}} cause The PaCO2 will be {{c1::normal}}…
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Why does high anion gap metabolic acidosis occur?
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What is Kussumaul breathing?
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What is normal anion gap metabolic acidosis?
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What is base excess?
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What is base deficit?
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What type of hypoxia may occur at high altitudes?
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How does hypoxaemic hypoxia affect the Hb-O2 dissociation curve?What are the reasons for this?
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How does hypoxaemic hypoxia affect levels of Hb?
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What effects does hypoxaemic hypoxia have on minute ventilation?
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Describe High Altitude pulmonary oedema-Frequency and severity in comparison to acute mountain sickness-How this happens
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Describe acute mountain sickness-symptoms-why do these symptoms arise?-What does this cause?
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Why is ph of CSF not directly affected?
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Where are these cells found?Type 1 glomus cells (peripheral chemoreceptors)Type 2 sheath cells
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What is naxolone?
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What are the compensatory responses to:Respiratory acidosis : {{c1::Retain HCO3-}}Respiratory alkalosis : {{c1::Reduce HCO3-}}Metabolic acidosis: {{c1…
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