A&P Section 15 & 16

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A&P Section 15 & 16


 
  
Created Feb 21, 2012
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Types of Breathing Patterns1. normal quiet breathing2. difficult/ labored breathing; breathlessness3....
 
1. eupnea2. dyspnea3. apnea4. bradypnea5. tachypnea6. orthopnea- CHF, severe lung failure,...
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1. hyperpnea= def?- y does ventilation increase?2. hyperventilation= def?- dcrs ___; incr ___-...
 
1. incr ventilation (generally during exercise)- incr's to meet metabolic needs2. ventilation...
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Mechincal Effects1. collapse of alveolar units2. hyperinflation= __ __ in lungs; such as in...
 
1. atelectasis2. increased air/ emphysema or severe asthma/ FRC
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1. Cheyne-Stokes breathing= form of ___ ___; characterized by what?- 4 possible causes2. Blot's...
 
1. periodic breathing; characterized by cycles of gradually increased frequency and increased...
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1. cyanosis= ___ discoloration of the skin d/t ____ concentration in excess of __g/dl of blood...
 
1. bluish/ deoxyhemoglobin/ 5g/dl/ 83% in subject with normal Hgb bld concentration2a. dcrs...
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Inspiration1. lungs are incapable of ______2. airway pressure equals ________ (barometric pressure)...
 
1. self-inflation2. ambient air pressure/ alveoli/ end-expiration3. from high pressure to low...
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Muscles of Inspiration1. function2. major musclea. when seated upright or standing, contraction...
 
1. increase volume of the thorax resulting in expansion of lungs (incr lung volume)2. diaphragma....
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Contraction of the Diaphragm1. during normal quiet breathing, dome moves downward ____ toward...
 
1. 1-2cm/ iliac crest- abdominal viscera push outward on abdominal wall (compliance)2. as much...
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1. diaphragm innervation2. diaphragmatic or abdominal breathing= def3. infants are primarily...
 
1. L and R phrenic nerves2. breathing mvmts that utilize only diaphragmatic contraction3. diaphragmatic...
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External Intercostals1. contraction causes what type of rib mvmt?2. effect on thorax?a. ribs...
 
1. forward and upward2. increases dimensions and volume of thoraxa. 2-10/ upward and outward/...
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External Intercostals1. motor innervation2. significance of ext intercostals for breathing...
 
1. T1-T11 spinal nerves2. contraction of ext intercostals is sufficient for lung ventilation...
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Scalenes1. name the 32. origin3. insertion4. action5. light to moderate contraction results...
 
1. anterior, middle, posterior2. transverse processes of C2-C7 vertebrae3. 1st and 2nd ribs4....
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Parasternal Intercostal Muscles1. aka2. actually are components of what?3. these muscles are...
 
1. transversus thoracis M.2. innermost intercostals3. sternum/ costal cartilages/ downward...
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Accessory Muscles of Inspiration1. become functional when?2. sternocleidomastoid= raises ___...
 
1. during exercise2. sternum/ fixed/ flexing- pump handle effecta. clavicle and manubrium of...
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Pleural Membranes1. covers lungs2. ___ ___ overlies #1 in which 3 regions?3. ___ ___ does not...
 
1. visceral pleura2. parietal pleura/ -costal, diaphragmatic and mediastinal regions3....
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1. ___ ___ lie btw visceral and parietal pleuraea. aka ___ fluidb. in these regions the 2 pleura...
 
1. serous fluida. pleural fluidb. surface tension (adhesively)c. expansion of thoracic cavity-...
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Boyle's Law1. formula2. english translation3. examplepre-inspiration V= 3L, P= 4mmHg = 12a....
 
1. (P1)(V1)= (P2)(V2)2. volume and pressure of gas vary inversely (as long as temp remains...
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Boyle's Law1. pressure is caused by what?2. why is there less pressure in a container with...
 
1. gas particles striking the walls of the container2. gas molecules strike the walls less...
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Conclusions1. result of increased lung volume2. result of decreased lung volume
 
1. lowers airway pressure to less than atm pressure -> pressure gradient is created: air...
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1. normal physiological breathing2. positive pressure breathing- created by what?
 
1. negative pressure breathing2. mvmt of air into lungs by making ambient air pressure greater...
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