Lecture 06 Pulmonary airway vs Alveolar dysfunction

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536 Cardiopulm Patho Flashcards on Lecture 06 Pulmonary airway vs Alveolar dysfunction, created by Mia Li on 15/10/2017.
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______ dysfunction results in decreased oxygenation in blood, and _______ dysfunction results in normal oxygenation but reduced blood flow? Shunt results in poorly oxygenated blood. Physiology dead space results in decreased blood flow but normal oxygenation
(Central/peripheral) chemoreceptors are more sensitive to changes in CO2 level, while (central/peripheral) chemoreceptors are more sensitive to changes in O2 level. Central: CO2 level. Peripheral: O2 level.
Peripheral chemoreceptors don't respond until PaO2 drops below ______. 60mmHg.
Which of the following is higher in apex? 1. Vol% 2. VA (ventilation) 3. Q (perfusion) 4. Va/Q (ventilation/perfusion rate) 5. PO2 6. PCO2 7. PN2 8. O2 content 9. CO2 content 10. pH 11. O2 in 12. CO2 out 2. VA (ventilation) 4. Va/Q (ventilation/perfusion rate) 5. PO2 8. O2 content 10. pH
Increased stiffness and consolidation causes (obstructive/ restrictive) lung disorders. Restrictive.
Loss of radial traction/early airway closure results in ________. Obstructive lung disorders.
Three major categories of COPD? 1. emphysema 2. chronic bronchitis 3. asthma
must bronchitis be chronic to be classified as COPD? YES!
Pathophysiology of emphysema? From textbook
Emphysema can be categorised as ______ or _______. CEntrilobular or panlobular.
Centrilobular emphysema is more likely a result of ______. It affects ______ more. Smoking. Affects respiratory bronchiles more.
Panlobular emphysema is more likely a result of ______ deficiency. It affects ________ more. alpha-1 antitrypsin. Affects alveolar ducts and alveoli more
Both centrilobule and panlobule emphysema has loss of ______ and ______ destruction. 1. loss of diffusion area 2. capillary destruction
________ destruction is more often seen in centrilobule emphysema while loss of _______ is more often seen in panlobule emphysema. 1. bronchial destruciton: centri 2. loss of retractability (recoil): pan
T/F: patients with early emphysema may have near normal PaO2 and PaCO2. It is compensated by _______ and ______. T. Compensated by increased breathing efforts and mild hypoxic vasoconstriction.
Compromised radial traction and decreased alveolar elastic recoil contributes to airway collapsing and air trapping during _________. Expiration.
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