Biology 431: Human Anatomy & Physiology - Gas Exchange & O2 Transport

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These flashcards cover the key concepts of gas exchange, respiration processes, and gas properties in human anatomy and physiology.

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The gas exchange that occurs in the lungs is called __.

External respiration.

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Internal respiration involves gas exchange in __.

Tissues.

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Dalton's Law states that the total pressure in a gas mixture is the __ of the individual pressures of the gases.

Sum.

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Oxygen makes up __ of air, resulting in a partial pressure of 159 mm Hg at sea level.

20.9%.

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CO2 is __ more soluble in water than O2.

20 times.

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For effective gas exchange, ventilation and __ must be compatible.

Perfusion.

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Changes in PCO2 affect the __.

Bronchioles.

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The pressure gradient for O2 in the lungs involves alveolar PO2 of __ mm Hg.

104.

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The resting tissues have a PO2 of __ mm Hg.

40.

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Molecular O2 is carried in the blood mostly bound to __.

Hemoglobin.

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The common term for reduced hemoglobin is __.

Deoxyhemoglobin.

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Normal hemoglobin saturation is between and percent.

95% and 99%.

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In arterial blood, Hb is approximately __% saturated at a PO2 of 100 mm Hg.

98%.

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Hb saturation in venous blood at a PO2 of 40 mm Hg is about __% saturated.

75%.

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The O2-Hb dissociation curve shows the relationship between PO2 and __ saturation.

Hemoglobin.

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A decreased pH in capillary blood leads to __ O2 unloading.

Increased.

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The relationship between blood pH and oxygen’s affinity for Hb is known as the __ effect.

Bohr.

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The process of gas exchange that supplies the body with oxygen is termed __ respiration.

External.

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Alveolus PO2 is mmHg, while PCO2 is mmHg.

104, 40.

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Systemic arterial blood has a PO2 of __ mm Hg.

100.

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Henry’s Law states that each gas in a liquid will dissolve in proportion to its __ pressure.

Partial.

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Oxyhemoglobin refers to hemoglobin that is __ to oxygen.

Bound.

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Under normal conditions, venous reserve refers to oxygen remaining in __ blood.

Venous.

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The gas that has a partial pressure of 597 mm Hg in the atmosphere is __.

Nitrogen.

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Partial pressure gradients help facilitate gas exchange during __ respiration.

External.

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Gases in a mixture exert their own __ pressure.

Partial.

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CO2 diffuses more easily from blood to alveoli because of its higher __ compared to O2.

Solubility.

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Changes in PO2 cause adjustments in small blood vessels called __.

Arterioles.

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Gas diffusion during respiration is primarily influenced by differences in __ pressures.

Partial.

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Pulmonary capillaries in the lungs have a PO2 of __ mm Hg.

40.