QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Involuntary control of resp rate, resp depth, & heart rate & BP - Correct answers✔✔Medulla
Oblongata
Allows communication between the two hemispheres of the brain - Correct answers✔✔Pons
Allows voluntary mechanism to control respiration (ex- yoga and meditation) - Correct
answers✔✔Motor Cortex
Signals resp. muscles to breathe - Correct answers✔✔Stretch receptors
Detect decreases CO2 & O2 (sends message to medulla) - Correct answers✔✔Chemoreceptors
Breathing in increases -- pressure - Correct answers✔✔Positive
Breathing out increases -- pressure - Correct answers✔✔Negative
The amount of air reaching the alveoli is known as - Correct answers✔✔Ventilation
Exchange of a gas across a membrane - Correct answers✔✔Diffusion
The amount of blood reaching the alveoli is known as - Correct answers✔✔Perfusion
, What is the ratio of ventilation/perfusion? - Correct answers✔✔1:1
If the upper airway is obstructed, what sound will you hear? - Correct answers✔✔Stridor
Upper airway obstructions are usually the result of -- - Correct answers✔✔Foreign body
obstruction
If the lower airway is obstructed, what sound will you hear? - Correct answers✔✔Wheezes
Crackles
Pleural rub
Absent breath sounds
Normal hemoglobin - Correct answers✔✔12-18
Normal hematocrit - Correct answers✔✔45
Normal PAO2 - Correct answers✔✔80-100
Normal CO2 - Correct answers✔✔35-45
Normal HCO3 (bicarb) - Correct answers✔✔22-28
BNP results - Correct answers✔✔▪ 100 or less is normal
▪ 100-300 mild