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Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

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Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

Pulmonary System10CONTENTSPULMONARY SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY MAPSTRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE RESPIRATORYSYSTEMUpper Airways and LarynxLower AirwaysPleuraMus

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2scular StructureVENTILATIONLung Volumes and ComplianceSURFACTANT AND PULMONARY COMPLIANCEAlveoliWORK OF RESPIRATIONGAS EXCHANGEAir-Alveolar Gas Mixing

Alveolar-Blood Gas ExchangePULMONARY CIRCULATIONVENTILATION-PERFUSION BALANCEBLOOD TRANSPORT OF OXYGEN AND CARBONDIOXIDEREGULATION OF PULMONARY FUNCTI Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

ONRegulation of Blood OxygenRegulation of Blood Carbon DioxideIntegrated Control of RespirationPulmonary Mechanisms m Acid-Base RegulationTOP 5 TAKE-H

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

OME POINTSLungs facilitate exchange of o2 and co> between tissues and the atmosphere. o2 uptake is necessary' to support aerobic (oxidative) metabolis

Pulmonary System10CONTENTSPULMONARY SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY MAPSTRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE RESPIRATORYSYSTEMUpper Airways and LarynxLower AirwaysPleuraMus

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2alveoli into the blood and co2 from the blood into the alveoli. After exchange, the arteries transport oxygenated blood from the heart to the tissues.

Oxygen diffuses from tissue capillaries through interstitial fluid, cell membranes, cytoplasm, and finally reaches the mitochondria. Carbon dioxide f Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

ollows the reverse path, entering blood at the tissue capillaries.The veins bring CO2-rich blood back to the heart and lungs for elimination in the ex

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

pired air.The lungs fill the thoracic cavity, and although they are not physically attached, the lungs and chest wall move together during respiration

Pulmonary System10CONTENTSPULMONARY SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY MAPSTRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE RESPIRATORYSYSTEMUpper Airways and LarynxLower AirwaysPleuraMus

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2 effectively couples the movement of the lungs to the movement of the chest wall.Within the thorax, the elastic recoil of the lungs pulls the lungs aw

ay from the chest wall. Conversely, the recoil of the thorax pulls the chest wall away from the lungs. These opposing forces cause the interpleural pr Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

essure to be negative, about -4 mm Hg at rest, and even more negative during inspiration.Alveoli must remain open to participate in gas exchange. The

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

alveoli are interconnected with elastic tissue, so inflation of one alveolus helps expand the adjacent alveoli (interdependence). Surfactant reduces s

Pulmonary System10CONTENTSPULMONARY SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY MAPSTRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE RESPIRATORYSYSTEMUpper Airways and LarynxLower AirwaysPleuraMus

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2venting collapse and closure.Ventilation and perfusion are matched to facilitate gas exchange. Alveolar hypoxia causes pulmonary vascular smooth muscl

e to vasoconstrict and to direct pulmonary blood flow away from areas of poor ventilation. Low co2 in the airways causes constriction of the bronchiol Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

e smooth muscle, directing ventilation to alveoli that are better perfused.Control of respiration involves a basic rhythm generated by the brainstem t

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

hat is modified by multiple neural inputs. Respiration is controlled by both central co, sensors and peripheral co2 and o2 sensors. Pulmonary stretch

Pulmonary System10CONTENTSPULMONARY SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY MAPSTRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE RESPIRATORYSYSTEMUpper Airways and LarynxLower AirwaysPleuraMus

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2ol constriction of bronchiole smooth muscle. Histamine and acetylcholine constrict the bronchioles, important in anaphylactic shock. Epinephrine and n

orepinephrine dilate the bronchioles. Descending input from higher central nervous system (CNS) structures provides additional respiratory control, pa Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

rticularly during exercise.Tire lungs are not a classical endocrine organ, but participate in two important endocrine actions. Angiotensin converting

Ebook Elsevier''s integrated physiology: Part 2

enzyme is localized on the pulmonary' capillary endothelium, and catalyzes the formation of the vasoconstrictor peptide, angiotensin II. Histamine is

Pulmonary System10CONTENTSPULMONARY SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY MAPSTRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE RESPIRATORYSYSTEMUpper Airways and LarynxLower AirwaysPleuraMus

Pulmonary System10CONTENTSPULMONARY SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY MAPSTRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE RESPIRATORYSYSTEMUpper Airways and LarynxLower AirwaysPleuraMus

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