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209 Indian J Anaesth 2006 50 3 209 213 1MD Lecturer2MD Prof Head3MDDA Prof4MD DA ProfDepartment of Anaesthesia Christian Medical College Dr Narjeet Kaur Os. Essentials of Exercise Physiology. Respiration. External respiration:. . ventilation and exchange of gasses in the lungs (pulmonary function).. Internal respiration. : . ventilation and exchange of gasses in the tissues (pulmonary function).. Learning Objectives. To understand the key terminology of lung function. To be able to explain how inspiration and expiration occur. To understand how these process are effected by physical exercise and training. at . rest. . Background:. Analysis of chest wall kinematics can contribute to identifying the reasons why some patients benefit from pursed-lip breathing (PLB).. Material and . methods:. We evaluated the displacement of the chest wall and its compartments, the rib cage and abdomen, by optoelectronic . 4 Parts of Respiration. Pulmonary . ventilation. - . air moving into and out . of lungs. External respiration. - gas . exchange; blood - alveoli. Respiratory gas transport. - transport of . gases via bloodstream. PRVC, MMV, VS, and ASV. By Joshua and Marissa . Lets review!!!. What are the 3 modes?. Review continued… . What are the 3 different breath types?. REVIEW!!. What is . PEEP?. Why is it used?. What do you need to be careful of when using . Anatomy . (1 of 3) . Ribs. 12 pairs. 10 pairs attach . to sternum . and . spine. 2 pairs (floating . ribs. ) attach only in . back. An intercostal nerve, artery, and vein are found along the inferior border of each . Respiration. External respiration:. . ventilation and exchange of gasses in the lungs (pulmonary function).. Internal respiration. : . ventilation and exchange of gasses in the tissues (pulmonary function).. Lake Sumter Community College. Nursing Foundation. January . 2013. Learning Objectives. Safe, Effective Care Environment . Describe . physiological processes affecting the client's ventilation, . perfusion. Riley, Jacob, and Blake. Pre-Info. Expiration. is the release of air from the lungs through the nose or mouth.. Inspiration. is the drawing of air into the lungs through the nose or mouth.. Respiratory Air Volumes and Capacities. PULMONARY FUNCTION & RESPIRATORY ANATOMY KAAP310 Respiratory Anatomy Larynx Hyoid bone Thyroid cartilage Lateral cricothyroid ligaments Cricoid cartilage http://apbrwww5.apsu.edu/thompsonj/Anatomy%20&%20Physiology/2020/2020%20Exam%20Reviews/Exam%203/larynx%20figure.jpg Expiratory Reserve Volume (ERV) = volume of air that can be forcefully expired, following a resting expiration.. Inspiratory Reserve Volume (IRV) = Volume of air that can be forcefully inspired, following resting inspiration.. . Jassim. Key . Terms. ;. Alveoli;. clusters of small air-sac, its wall made up of single –cell layer of squamous epithelium allows for gas exchange with capillaries covering it, the average adult has more than 300 million alveoli.. An Intensivist’s Assessment . Omer Mirza, MD, Intensivist - Covenant HealthCare. a thing to remember. An education isn't how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know. It's being able to differentiate between what you know and what you don't know.. st. Stage). Second Semester/ 2022-2023. Oxygenation. Lecture 6: Theory . Lecture outline. . Overview of anatomical and physiological of breathing . Assessing . oxygenation . Oxygen . therapy. Alteration in respiratory function.