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3 factors influence ventilation
hering-breur reflex - cortical input - chemical influences
hering-breur reflex are ____ receptors located in ____
stretch - lungs
hering-breur reflex causes ____ of ____ center
inhibition - inspiratory
hering-breur reflex prevents ____-____ of lungs
over-inflation
cortical input is from ____ & allows some ____ control of breathing
cerebrum - voluntary
6 chemical influences of ventilation
chemoreceptors - CO₂ & H+ ion levels - O₂ levels - pH - exercise - altitude changes
3 ions that influence ventilation
CO₂ - O₂ - H+ ions
CO₂, O₂, & H+ ion concentrations can affect ____
ventilation
chemoreceptors in ____ ____ & ____ ____ send input to ____ centers
aortic arch - carotid bodies - respiratory
aortic bodies are located in
aortic arch
carotid bodies are located in
at the bifurcation of the common carotid arteries
changes in CO₂ & H+ ion levels is picked up by ____ areas in ____
chemosensitive - medulla
in chemical influences of ventilation, increase in CO₂ & H+ ion levels in blood →
pH in CSF drops (i.e. H+ ions increases)
in chemical influences of ventilation, pH in CSF drops (i.e. H+ ions increases) →
chemoreceptors act on medullary respiratory centers
in chemical influences of ventilation, chemoreceptors act on medullary respiratory centers →
send impulses to respiratory muscles
in chemical influences of ventilation, send impulses to respiratory muscles →
increased ventilation
in chemical influences of ventilation, increased ventilation →
more CO₂ eliminated from blood
in chemical influences of ventilation, more CO₂ eliminated from blood →
H+ levels consequently drop (increase in blood pH)
small changes in H+ levels in the CSF can drastically affect the ____
medulla
drop of O₂ levels are detected by ____ & ____ ____
aortic - carotid bodies
drop of O₂ levels causes __creased ____
increased - ventilation
as pH levels fall, it gets picked up by ____ ____-receptors
peripheral chemoreceptors
falling pH levels cause __creased ____
increased - ventilation
the purpose of increasing ventilation is for …
elimination of CO₂
in influences of ventilation, exercise is not related to ____ ____ or shortage of ____
partial pressure - O₂
influences of ventilation during exercise may be caused by input from ____ or ____
proprioceptors or cerebrum
higher altitude changes = lower ____ ____ of ____
partial pressure - gas
ventilation __creases with ____ (higher/lower) altitude
increases - higher
at higher altitudes, oxygen is released to ____ more ____
tissue - readily