4. Ventilation / Perfusion

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What is ventilation

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What is perfusion

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Where is perfusion highest in the lung and why

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What is the average, normal V/Q ratio across the lungs?

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What value makes up ventilation?

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What value makes up perfusion

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How is the ratio affected by an airway obstruction? Would this decrease or increase the ratio?

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How is the ratio affected by pulmonary (blood flow) obstruction? Would this increase or decrease the ratio?

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What do the partial pressures of gasses look like in these scenarios?

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How does the body make local adjustments to perfusion with changes in alveolar ventilation?

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what happens to perfusion is alveolar ventilation is low?

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What happens to alveolar perfusion is alveolar ventilation is high?

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What is a shunt?

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What happens to PO2 levels in arterial blood with a shunt?

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In general, what are some different types of shunts?

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What is the difference between hypoxemia and hypoxia?

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How is hypoxemia measured?

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How can hypoxemia be corrected (depending on what’s causing it)?