Respiratory Physiology SEQ

(1).
Describe the process of inspiration.
Explain the role of surfactant in the expansion of the lungs in the new born baby.
A man had a forced vital capacity of 3.2 L and a forced expiratory volume in the first second of 1.6 L. comment on the results.


(2) .
List the factors which influence diffusion across the respiratory membrane.
Explain what is meant by the Va/Q (ventilation/perfusion) ratio.
How does the Va/Q ratio differ in the upper and lower regions in the lungs of a healthy standing man?


(3).
Explain the rationale of treatment with
(4) .
List the chemoreceptors concerned with regulation of respiration.
Indicate their locations and the stimuli to which each of them respond.

(5).
 A man resident at sea level travelled to a mountainous area (barometric pressure 600 mmHg) for the weekend.
His respiratory rate increased to 28 cycles per minute.
His arterial PCO2 was reduced and arterial pH increased.

Explain these observations.

(6) .Explain the physiological basis of the following.
The vital capacity of a person is higher in the upright posture than in the supine.
In the supine posture, a higher value for vital capacity is obtained if Valsalva maneuver is performed just before its measurement.

(7). Explain the below statements.

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