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Name 3 factors which the efficiency of external respiration is dependent on.   show
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List the 3 factors involved in oxygen delivery.   show
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Describe Oxygen Loading   show
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Describe Oxygen Transport   show
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show Internal Respiration: The exchange of gases between systemic capillary level, blood and cells. The oxygen unloaded is the oxygen available for metabolism.  
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Why does V/Q mismatching occur even in the normal lung?   show
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show 150 ml  
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show < 0.4 higher < 0.6  
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The distribution of ventilation in the lung depends on regional differences in ____ and ___.   show
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show 70% of the VT is lost to VD.  
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Calculate the cardiac output. Stroke Volume - 80 cc Heart Rate - 85 BPM Is this within normal range?   show
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show apices.  
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Most gas inhaled during normal breathing from normal FRC enters the ____   show
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Will a change in FRC affect distribution of ventilation?   show
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A pt's minute ventilation is 101 l/m, RR is 22, PaCO2 is 55 torr. Which of the following is she NOT experiencing : 1- increased shunting 2- Increased deadspace ventilation 3- Increased WOB 4- Decreased compliance 5- Decreased Alveolar ventilation   show
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A pulmonary embolus would increase (shunt/deadspace) in the affected area.   show
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The ( lower/higher) the V/Q, the lower is the PO2 that leaves the unit.   show
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Increased VD will (increase/decrease) the WOB and 02 demand.   show
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show 3%  
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List any 2 possible clinical causes of increased anatomic shunting.   show
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show Carbon Dioxide  
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Name the 2 major requirements for successful pulmonary diffusion.   show
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show _________________  
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show 0.3 vol% _______  
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What does volume percent really meant?   show
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show the PaO2  
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HBG tends to combine with 4 oxygen molecules or with none. ( T/F)   show
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Oxygen combines with the ___ sites of the HBG molecule.   show
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Name the normal HGB value/range for males and females.   show
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show Anemia  
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Name 2 types of abnormal HGB.   show
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show Shunting  
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___ results from the additive effects of anatomic and capillary shunts.   show
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______ is the quantity of gas remaining in the airway after each breath.   show
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This form of deadspace is represented by a VQ >1.   show
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show Physiologic deadspace.  
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show True alveolar deadspace.  
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show Mechanical deadspace.  
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show Relative capillary shunting.  
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The pleural, bronchial, and thesbian largely veins contribute to this form of normal shunting.   show
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show deadspace  
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show true capillary shunting  
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