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Conducting Airways

trachea


bronchi


bronchioles


alveolar ducts

Parasympathetic regulation

bronchoconstriction


vasodilation


mucous secretion

Sympathetic regulation

bronchodilation


vasoconstriction


decreased mucous secretion

Residual volume

the air you can't blow out when you exhale



Goes way up in asthma/COPD

TLC

total amount of air in the lungs



norm: 5-8L

Tidal Volume

how much air you can breathe in and out at one time



Goes WAY down in COPD

Vital Capacity

Inhaling and exhaling as much as you can

Normal breathing compliance

200 mL/cm H20

Pressure between lung and chest wall is...

negative



keeps lungs expanded, if relieved the lung will collapse

What must breathing overcome?

Elastic recoil and airway resistance

What causes airway resistance?

Constriction of airways



muscular hypertrophy or secretions

At rest, where is blood flow greater?

Lower lobes of lungs


What does a mismatch in ventilation and perfusion result in?

A drop in arterial O2

What is lung ventilation at rest?

6L/min

V/P ratio

0.8

Anatomic dead space

portion of lung being ventilated but not perfused



this is the larger airways

Alveolar dead space

V/Q = infinity


Decreased PaO2 and increased PaCO2



RR must be increased


There is ventilation but not perfusion



EX: Pulmonary embolism

Shunt

Decreased PaO2 and increased PaCO2



No ventilation but perfusion in areas of lung



Cannot correct O2 problem

Absolute Shunt

Pumping mixed blood into the body



Hyperventilation will not bring O2 up



EX: atelectasis and pneumonia

Normal alveolar/arterial gradiant

Palveolar > Parterial



Alveolar - arterial PO2

5-8 mmHg

What is RR determined by in normal ppl?

pH in the CNS

Increased A-a

areas of low V/Q



helps to measure how bad pneumonia is