PDF-Chapter 22and Lung Volumes

. of . the . Respiratory . system. P6 M3. The respiratory system is. responsible . for: . getting oxygen in to our body. Getting carbon dioxide and other waste products out of our body. All living creatures need Oxygen in combination with food to produce energy and movement. . breathing and Respiratory Volumes. Pass. and . Merit. Overview. Breathing is regulated by:. the respiratory centre, located in the brain. . Receptors in the air passages and lungs. Breathing in = Inspiration. Spirometry. is the measurement of the flow and volume of air entering and leaving the lungs. Static lung volumes and capacities. Tidal Volume . TV. . The volume of air inhaled & exhaled at each breath during normal quiet breathing. . Mariela Fernandez. Joseph D. Lowery. Jesse . Sparks. Edited by Elizabeth . Kelley Buzbee AAS, RRT-NPS, RCP. Quick Overview. One Ventilator. Two Test Lungs . Hypothesis. Peep and airway pressure have a direct relationship whereas Peep and volume have an inverse relationship.. . Christian . Stricker. Associate Professor for Systems Physiology. ANUMS/JCSMR - ANU. Christian.Stricker@anu.edu.au. http://. stricker.jcsmr.anu.edu.au/LungPV.pptx. THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. Review -- Muscle Elastic and Active Forces. Static Measurement of Compliance Curves. The Compliance of an Air-Filled Lung. The Compliance of a Saline-Filled Lung. Tissue Elastance in the Lung. Compliance of the Lung In Different Disease States. Perry C. Hanavan, Au.D.. Question. What is the function the respiratory system?. Absorb moisture. Breathing. Speech. All the above. B and C. Function. Life support. Exchange CO. 2. with O. 2. Speech. Section 6.1. Volumes Using . Cross-Sections. Section 6.2. Volumes Using Cylindrical Shells. Section 6.3. Arc Length. Section 6.4. Areas of Surfaces of Revolution. Section 6.5. Work and Fluid Forces. Section 6.6. Sidima Sonqishe. Cardiothoracic. Registrar . II. University of Pretoria. The Importance:. To make a decision whether patient can tolerate surgery . To predict the occurrence of post operative respiratory complications and Mortality.. Sidima Sonqishe. Cardiothoracic. Registrar . II. University of Pretoria. The Importance:. To make a decision whether patient can tolerate surgery . To predict the occurrence of post operative respiratory complications and Mortality.. Respiratory/Circulatory . A Cooperative Effort. Oxygen delivery. to the tissues and . waste product removal. requires a . cooperative effort. of the respiratory and circulatory systems. The . respiratory. Key terms. Having to do with the sinus. Sinus . Air-filled cavity within a bone that is lined with mucous membrane that makes mucus. Functions of the sinuses. Make the bones of the skull lighter. Help produce sound by giving resonance to the voice. (. Spirogram. ). DR QAZI IMTIAZ RASOOL. OBJECTIVES. Describe . normal . spirogram. , labeling, defining and mentioning the normal values of lung volumes and capacities.. Discuss and identify volume and capacities that . The total volume contained in the lung at the end of a maximal inspiration is subdivided into volumes and subdivided into capacities.. There are 4 volume subdivisions. They do not overlap. They can not be further divided.