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SPC Cardiopulmonary Physiology Unit 2

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show Ventilation w/o perfusion  
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show Pulmonary Embolism (blood clot)  
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What is an Anatomic Shunt?   show
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show Atelectasis & Alveolar Fluid  
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Explain Anatomic Dead space   show
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show Non-perfused alveoli - alveoli that aren't receiving enough blood flow.  
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show Anatomic + Alveolar dead space (Vd/Vt)  
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show Forced Vital Capacity; maximum inhale followed by maximum exhale. Ideal Body Weight x 6 = FVC  
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What is the BOHR Equation?   show
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What is the normal Vd/Vt range?   show
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show Lots of dead space. (#1 cause is pulmonary emboli)  
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show Vd/Vt  
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Rapid, shallow breathing =   show
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What is the major muscle of inspiration?   show
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show Phrenic nerve  
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What are the accessory muscles of inspiration?   show
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show Rectus abdominus, transverse abdominus, external oblique, internal oblique, internal intercostals  
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What is IRV?   show
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show Expiratory Reserve Volume. Maximum breath out from bottom of tidal volume (Vt).  
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What is RV?   show
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show Total Lung Capacity. Sum of all lung volumes.  
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What is VC?   show
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What is IC?   show
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show Functional Residual Capacity. RV + ERV. Volume of gas in the lungs following a passive expiration.  
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show Pneumonia, Pulmonary Edema  
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show Kyphoscoliosis, Ascites, Gross Obesity  
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show Used to compare adults & children  
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show 0.080 L/cmH2O/L  
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What is Elastance?   show
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show 5cmH2O/L  
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show Emphysema  
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show The more alveoli in contact w/ other airways, the less likely they are to collapse.  
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What is surfactant?   show
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show Type II pneumocytes  
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What is LaPlace's Law?   show
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show Pressure goes up  
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If radius goes up, then ...   show
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show Directly proportional  
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If Surface Tension goes up, then Distending Pressure ...   show
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show Goes down  
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show Increase  
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Large radius = ____ distending pressure   show
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General causes of Surfactant Deficiency   show
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show ARDS, IRDS, pulmonary edema, drowning, oxygen toxicity  
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show Low compliance; little V for lots of P.  
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show High compliance; lots of V for little P.  
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show Low lung compliance.  
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Causes of low lung compliance   show
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show High lung compliance.  
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Too much lung compliance can cause ...   show
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Never allow Peak to hit ...   show
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Never allow Plat to hit ...   show
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Normal Airway Resistance   show
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High value of Raw indicates:   show
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show Peak - Plat / flow  
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show Vt / Plat - Peep  
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show Vt / Peak - Peep  
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Es (Elastic static) equation:   show
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show Peak - Peep / Vt  
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show Ease of flow - opposite of Raw.  
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Normal Conductance   show
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show Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis  
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What is Resistance?   show
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show 20  
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show Impedance to movement of gas through the airways  
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Airway resistance is approximately __% of breathing resistance in healthy adults.   show
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show Bronchospasm, secretions, mucosal edema, low elastance, artificial airway(ET & Trach tubes)  
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WOB Calculation:   show
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show Flow ~ P x r(to the 4th power) Addresses laminar flow, occurs in the small airways <2mm in diameter. WOB increases when Diameter decreases.  
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show 2rvd / n. # >2000 establishes turbulent flow.  
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Indications for use of low density gases:   show
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What is the purpose of low density gases?   show
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show The time required for a lung unit to empty approx. 65% of a tidal volume of breath  
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show Kt = Cl x Raw  
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show .2 seconds  
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Long Time constant indicate:   show
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Short Time constant indicate:   show
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Short Time Constant =   show
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Long Time Constant =   show
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show Cl / FRC. (Lung Compliance / Functional Residual Capacity)  
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