Created by Jonathan Cash
almost 8 years ago
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Gas in air is a mix of:
Gas in the alveoli
Breath arrives at the Alveoli
Alveolar ventilation
Alveoli
Breath arrives at the alveoli
Blood arrives at the pulmonary capillaries
Ventilation –perfusion coupling
Ventilation-perfusion coupling
Gases diffuse down their concentration gradient
Equilibrium is never quite reached
Rate of diffusion
Transport of oxygen; first step
Transport of oxygen; second step
Oxygen Transport
Hemoglobin
Transport of oxygen
At alveoli
at tissue
Easier oxygen unloading from:
Carbon dioxide transport
CO2 transport: In the red blood cell:
Neural control of breathing
Control of Respiration
Peripheral stretch receptors
Neural control of Respiration
Control of Respiration
Chemoreceptors
Autonomic Nervous system controls perfusion & ventilation NOT rate & depth
Acid-base balance
Acids & Bases or Alkalise
pH
pH balance
Buffers
3 buffer systems
Bicarbonate buffer system
Other buffers
Respiratory effect on pH
Kidney effect on pH
Effect of Kidney function on pH