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draw out all these relationships:

IC: inspiratory capacity
FRC: functional reserve capacity
VC: vital capacity
RV: residual volume
IRV: inspiratory reserve volume
ERV: expiratory reserve volume
Tidal volume
how can we calculate TLC once we have someone breathe in a known concentration of He
what does detergent do to surface tension?
dec surface tension
what is the major component of surfactant?
dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine
Increasing volume causes increasing elastance (collapse tendancy) of the lung/chest wall unit. Both favor return to ___


Increased lung volume makes lung units more stable (due to which law?)

However, surface tension is lowest at low lung volumes due to the properties of _____
FRC
Laplace

surfactant
Compliance of the Lung Separate from the Chest Wall

why is this imp to know?
Important to measure in lung disease

Need to know the pressure to distend the lung independent of the chest wall, i.e. the transpulmonary pressure rather than the transthoracic pressure as a function of volume
what's alveolar pressure?
Why PTP = PEL?
flow =
limitations:
Laminar flow
Newtonian liquids
(no change in viscosity with velocity)
Rigid circular tubes
Laminar Flow Requires the Least/most Pressure Drop for a Given Flow
least
reynald's number equal to

mention viscosity, tube diameter, average velocity
Cross Section Area Increases with Airway Generation
what's minute volume?
break down the pressure drops that air experiences from mouth to alveoli
restrictive lung disease vs obstructive

give me 3 ex of each
resistance model of the lung
where is airway is resistance the least...
Distribution of Airways Resistance by Airway Generation
Airways Resistance Changes With
Lung Volume
flow volume loop
t/f

maximal expiratory flow is dependent on effort
f
t/f

maximal expiratory flow is dependent on effort
f