breathing and exchange of gases

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it is the volume of air inspired or expired during normal breathing without any effort. 500ml

what is tidal volume?

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what is inspiratory reserve volume?

it is an extra amount of air that can be inspired forcibly after normal inspiration. 2500-3000ml

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expiratory reserve volume. explain.

1000ml-1100ml. it is extra amount of air that can be expelled after forcible expiration

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residual volume. explain

it is the volume of air that remains in lungs even after forcible expiration. it is the reason why our lungs doesn’t collapse

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what is inspiratory capacity?

total volume of air a person can inspire after normal expiration. TV+IRV

TLC-FRC

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what is expiratory capacity?

total volume of a person ca expire after normal inspiration. TV+ERV

VC-IRC

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functional residual capacity

volume of air that remains in lungs after normal expiration. ERV+RV

TLC-IC

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VITAL CAPACITY. EXPLAIN

max volume of air a person can breathe in after forced expiration. ERV+TV+IRV

OR maximum volume of air a person can breathe out after a forced inspiration

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what is total lung capacity?

total volume of air accommodated in lungs at end of a forced inspiration.

RV+ERV+TV+IRV OR

VC+RV

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name the disease according to the symptoms:

  1. inflammation of mucous membrane of nasal passage

  2. watery secretion by mucous gland

  3. continuous sneezing and watery eyes

  4. fever

rhinitis

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carbon monoxide can kill a person because of its high affinity for

haemoglobin

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after a long deep breath we do not respire for some seconds due to?

less co2 in blood

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<p>the change from 2 to 3 indicates</p><p></p>

the change from 2 to 3 indicates

change indicates decrease in volume of lung thus increase in pressure of lungs which leads to expulsion of air

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<p>label each part</p>

label each part

a- systematic vein , b- pulmonary artery

c- pulmonary vein d- systematic artery

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how much amount of oxygen and co2 is present in atmospheric air

o2-159mm hg' co2- 0.3 mm hg

<p>o2-159mm hg&apos;       co2- 0.3 mm hg</p>
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amount of o2 and co2 in alveloli--

o2-- 104

co2- 40 which is same as oxygen level of deoxygenated blood and tissue

where co2 level is also 40 for oxygenated blood

<p>o2-- 104</p><p>co2- 40 which is same as oxygen level of deoxygenated blood and tissue</p><p>where co2 level is also 40 for oxygenated blood</p>
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amount of deoxygenated blood of co2?

45

<p>45</p>
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amount of o2 in oxygenated blood and

amount of co2 in tissue

95

45

<p>95</p><p>45</p>
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during expiration and inspiration what is shape of diaphragm

expiration-- dome shaped/convex

inspiration-- flatten

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