Notes in 02 Respiratory Physiology

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Published 12/13/2023 The action of the diaphragm is to {{c1::pull the thoracic cage down}}
Published 12/13/2023 Active transport of CO2:{{c1::CO2}} reacts with {{c1::H2O}} via {{c1::carbonic anhydrase}} to become {{c1::carbonic acid…
Published 12/13/2023 Emphysema causes increased {{c1::alveolar and anatomic::alveolar or anatomic}} dead space
Published 12/13/2023 {{c1::Apparatus}} dead space is dead space due to equipment. 
Published 12/13/2023 The {{c1::apneustic/lower}} pontine center is inhibited by {{c2::pulmonary stretch}} receptors. 
Published 12/13/2023 Under normal circumstances, the alveolar pressure is {{c1::greater::greater/lesser}} than pleural pressure. 
Published 12/13/2023 Emphysema {{c1::increases}} the functional residual capacity. 
Published 12/13/2023 A vital capacity of less than {{c1::15}} mL/kg places patients at high risk for respiratory failure. 
Published 12/13/2023 Supine positioning {{c1::decreases}} dead space. 
Published 12/13/2023 Hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction is inhibited by drugs such as volatile anesthetics and {{c1::potent vasodilators}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 Which West zone is seen with high airway pressures?{{c1::Zone 1}}
Published 12/13/2023 Cells can generate energy by converting {{c2::glucose}} to {{c2::pyruvic acid}} via {{c1::glycolysis}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 In the {{c2::absence::absence/presence}} of oxygen, pyruvate is reduced to {{c1::lactate}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 The Krebs cycle occurs in {{c1::mitochondria}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 There are {{c1::23}} generations of the tracheobronchial tree. 
Published 12/13/2023 The last lung structures perfused by the bronchial circulation are the {{c1::terminal bronchioles.}} 
Published 12/13/2023 In a normal lung, zone {{c1::2}} is found in the apices and zone {{c1::3}} is found in the lower lung. 
Published 12/13/2023 According to Henry's Law, higher gas solubility is associated with a {{c1::lower::higher/lower}} partial pressure above the solution. 
Published 12/13/2023 In patients with a high carbohydrate diet, the respiratory quotient (R) is {{c1::1}}.
Published 12/13/2023 In patients with a high fat diet, the respiratory quotient (R) is {{c1::0.7}}.
Published 12/13/2023 Intrapleural pressure is positive during {{c1::forced expiration}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 The dependent areas of the lung have a {{c1::higher}} vascular pressure and a {{c2::lower}} vascular resistance. 
Published 12/13/2023 In patients with a V/Q mismatch, the PACO2 - PaCO2 gradient is {{c1::small}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 In patients with a V/Q mismatch, the PAO2 - PaO2 gradient is {{c1::large}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 The physiologic response to increased dead space is {{c1::bronchiole constriction}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 Blood that flows through underventilated alveoli ends up with {{c1::increased}} PaCO2
Published 12/13/2023 In cylinders, the law of Laplace is:{{c1::Tension = Pressure x Radius}}
Published 12/13/2023 In fetuses, type II pneumocytes begin producing surfactant between {{c1::22}}-{{c1::26}} weeks. 
Published 12/13/2023 In fetuses, peak production of surfactant between {{c1::35}}-{{c1::36}} weeks. 
Published 12/13/2023 The tip of a pulmonary artery catheter should always be placed in West zone {{c1::III}}.
Published 12/13/2023 In West zone 2, blood flow is dependent on the {{c1::Pa}}-{{c1::PA}} difference. 
Published 12/13/2023 In West zone 3, blood flow is dependent on the {{c1::Pa}}-{{c1::Pv}} difference. 
Published 12/13/2023 Aging {{c1::increases}} the A-a gradient. 
Published 12/13/2023 In women, lung volumes are decreased by {{c1::25}}%. 
Published 12/13/2023 In a normal patient, tidal volume is {{c1::6}}-{{c1::8}} mL/kg.
Published 12/13/2023 In a normal patient, vital capacity is {{c1::65}}-{{c1::75}} mL/kg.
Published 12/13/2023 In a normal patient, functional residual capacity is {{c1::35}} mL/kg.
Published 12/13/2023 Functional residual capacity is measured by {{c2::nitrogen}} washout, {{c2::helium}} wash-in, or {{c1::body plethysmography}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 Administration of paralytics {{c1::decreases}} the FRC. 
Published 12/13/2023 The sum of the {{c1::closing}} volume and the {{c1::residual}} volume is the closing capacity. 
Published 12/13/2023 What disease states will increase the closing volume?{{c2::COPD}} and {{c1::Left ventricular failure}}
Published 12/13/2023 By age {{c1::30}}, closing capacity > functional residual capacity when under general anesthesia. 
Published 12/13/2023 Closing capacity is measured by washout of a {{c1::tracer gas (e.g. nitrogen or xenon-133)}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 What hemoglobin chain does not respond to 2,3-DPG?{{c1::Hemoglobin F}}
Published 12/13/2023 The first step of the Krebs Cycle is {{c1::oxaloacetic acid}} + {{c1::Acetyl CoA}} → {{c2::citric acid}}
Published 12/13/2023 The end products of the Krebs cycle are {{c1::oxaloacetic acid}}, {{c1::NADH}}, and {{c1::CO2}}.
Published 12/13/2023 The purpose of the Krebs cycle is to produce large amounts of {{c1::H+}} ions in the form of {{c1::NADH}} to use in the {{c2::electron transport …
Published 12/13/2023 During oxidative phosphorylation, NADH is split into {{c1::NAD+}}, {{c1::H+}}, and {{c1::2 electrons}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 {{c1::Oxygen}} is the final electron acceptor in oxidative phosphorylation. 
Published 12/13/2023 Oxidative phosphorylation produces {{c1::34::#}} ATP molecules and {{c2::water}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 Serum lactate is cleared by the {{c1::liver}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 The lactic acid pathway produces {{c1::2}} molecules of ATP. 
Published 12/13/2023 Arterial pH is {{c1::7.40}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 Venous pH is {{c1::7.36}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 {{c2::Venous}} hematocrit is 3% higher than {{c1::arterial}} hematocrit. 
Published 12/13/2023 Increased CO2 levels is associated with {{c1::hyper}}kalemia. 
Published 12/13/2023 Increased CO2 levels is associated with {{c1::hyper}}calcemia.
Published 12/13/2023 {{c1::Increased}} CO2 levels is associated with a decreased level of consciousness. 
Published 12/13/2023 When the PaCO2 > {{c1::100}} mmHg, carbon dioxide acts as a respiratory depressant. 
Published 12/13/2023 Surgical stimulation causes a {{c1::left}} shift in the CO2/ventilation response curve.
Published 12/13/2023 Hypoxemia causes a {{c1::left}} shift in the CO2/ventilation response curve.
Published 12/13/2023 Elevated ICP causes a {{c1::left}} shift in the CO2/ventilation response curve.
Published 12/13/2023 Metabolic acidosis causes a {{c1::left}} shift in the CO2/ventilation response curve.
Published 12/13/2023 Metabolic alkalosis causes a {{c1::right}} shift in the CO2/ventilation response curve.
Published 12/13/2023 The dorsal respiratory group is ocated in the {{c1::nucleus tractus solitarius}} in the medulla. 
Published 12/13/2023 The ventral respiratory group is ocated in the {{c1::nucleus ambiguous}} and {{c2::nucleus retroambiguus}} in the medulla. 
Published 12/13/2023 The hypoxic ventilatory response occurs when a PaO2 < {{c1::60}} mmHg closes {{c2::oxygen}}-sensitive {{c2::K+}} channels in {{c3::type I glom…
Published 12/13/2023 The {{c2::Hering-Breuer deflation}} reflex stops exhalation to prevent {{c1::atelectasis}}. 
Published 12/13/2023 The {{c1::paradoxical reflex of Head::reflex}} is responsible for a newborn's first breath. 
Published 12/13/2023 In a normal lung, West zone 3 is found in {{c1::dependent}} regions. 
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