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Course: HES 350, Spring 2008School: Wake Forest
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# Assignment 8 Pulmonary/Renal Physiology Due Tues. 15thth Name__________Ilan Leas_____________________ 1. Describe 3 "stimuli"that will stimulate the respiratory control center of the brain stem and result in a subsequent increase in breathing frequency (3 pts). 1. High PCO2 levels. 2. Extremely low PO2 levels. 3. Falling arterial pH. 2. Describe three conditions that causes a...
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# Assignment 8 Pulmonary/Renal Physiology Due Tues. 15thth Name__________Ilan Leas_____________________ 1. Describe 3 "stimuli"that will stimulate the respiratory control center of the brain stem and result in a subsequent increase in breathing frequency (3 pts). 1. High PCO2 levels. 2. Extremely low PO2 levels. 3. Falling arterial pH. 2. Describe three conditions that causes a "rightward" shift of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve and why (3 pts). 1. Increased Temp. It modifies hemoglobin's three-dimensional structure, thus decreases Hb's affinity for O2. 2. Increased PCO2. It modifies hemoglobin's three-dimensional structure, thus decreases Hb's affinity for O2. 3. Increased H+ content of blood. It modifies hemoglobin's three-dimensional structure, decreases thus Hb's affinity for O2. 3. In a person with COPD name one change you expect to see in their pulmonary function test value (spirometry) versus healthy subject and why? (2). They may have an increased residual volume because of the hyperinflation of their lungs.
4. Describe difference between DRG and VRG in terms of location and function? (2 pts) The DRG is located dorsally near the root of cranial nerve IX, and the VRG extends in the ventral brain stem from the spinal cord to the ponsmedulla junction. The VRG is a rhythm generating and integrative center. It does this by stimulating and relaxing the diaphragm and external intercostal muscles. The DRG integrates input from peripheral stretch and chemoreceptors and communicates this information to the VRG.
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