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quiz #1 pulmonary responses to exercise
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Respiratory System Functions include:
A) Water Balance
B) Temperature Regulation
C) Trapping of blood clots
D) Metabolism of vasoactive substances
E) All of the above
E) All of the above
(Speech- control of air thru larynx is another function)
What percent of oxygen is in the air?
21%
Acute exercise:
A) Increases Tidal Volume
B) Does not effect Tidal Volume
C) Decreases Tidal Volume
A) Increases Tidal Volume
The bigger you are:
A) The smaller your TV
B) The larger your TV
C) Size does not effect TV
B) The larger your TV
The major muscle used during inspiration is:
Diaphragm
(the other inspiration muscles include the external intercostals and the accessory muscles)
Ventilation=
mechanical movement of air in and out lungs (ventilatory pump)
(paralysis after a stroke would be a problem for ventilation)
Diffusion (Respiration)=
gas exchange from alveolus to capillary
(problems with this include: ephysema, pneumonia, drownng person with water in lungs, and cystic fibrosis)
Circulation=
movement of blood from heart to body and back
(problem: heart failure)
O
2
delivery=
movement of oxygen from blood to tissues (working muscles)
(problem: sickle cell)
Expiration is:
A) Usually passive
B) Done by the internal intercostals
C) Done by the abdominal muscles
D) All of the above
D) All of the above
After exercise, the IRV (Inspiratory Reserve Volume) becomes
A) less
B) more
C) stays constant
A) less
(because you breathe more)
At rest your IRV is
A) Between 2.5-3.5L
B) Between 7-8L
C) Between 5-6L
D) Beween 0-1L
A) Between 2.5-3.5L
Inspiratory Reserve Volume (IRV) is
The max inspiration after tidal inspiration
Expiratory Reserve Volume (ERV) is
max expiration after tidal expiration
At rest your ERV is
A) Between 0-0.5L
B) Between 2.0-2.5L
C) Between 3.0-3.5L
D) Between 1.0-1.5L
D) Between 1.0-1.5L
Residual Volume (RV) is
Volume in lungs after max expiration
With Acute Exercise:
A) RV gets smaller
B) no change
C) RV gets larger
B) no change
Aging and Disease does what to RV?
A) Increases
B) Decreases
C) No change
A) Increases
RV is a little larger in:
A) Women
B) Men
C) Women and Men have the same RV
B) Men
Emphysema causes what shaped chest?
barrel (because they have larger residual volume)
Aging and disease does what to VC (Vital Capacity)?
A) Increases
B) No change
C) Decreases
C) Decreases
At rest the VC for males is 4-5L, what is is for women?
A) 5-6L
B) 3-4L
C) 4-5L
B) 3-4L
VC (vital capacity) is:
Maximum can exhale after maximal inhalation
and
(IRV+ERV+TV)
TLC (Total Lung Capacity) is:
Total lung volume
and
(IRV+TV+ERV+RV)
Inspiratory Capacity is:
Max inspired after tidal expiration
and
(IRV+TV)
Functional Residual Capacity is:
Volume in lungs after tidal expiration
and
(ERV+RV)
FVC (Forced Vital Capacity) is:
Forced Expiratory Volume at 1sec
FEV1/FVC reflects?
expiratory power and resistance to air movement
What are some effects of aerobic training on the pulmonary system?
^ RBCS
^ blood volume
decreased hematocrit
What is hypoxemia?
impaired ventilation perfusion ratio during high intensity exercise
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BPT
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60628
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quiz #1 pulmonary responses to exercise
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pulmonary responses to exercise
Updated
2011-02-06T20:56:51Z
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