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The lung alveoli

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Are connected to each other to equalize air pressure

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Need to reduce their surface tension to prevent collapse

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Are present throughout the respiratory part of the bronchial tree

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Are lined by larger number of type I pneumocytes than type II pneumocytes

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Have epithelium without basal lamina

Constriction of bronchial smooth muscle can result from

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Stimulation of vagus nerve

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Cold stimulus to bronchial mucosa

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A decrease in PC02 in bronchial air

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Irritation of bronchial mucosa

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Stimulation of local beta adrenoceptors

Biologically active substances metabolized by the lungs are

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Surfactant

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Serotonin

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Histamine

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Bradykinin

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During inspiration there is increase in

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Intra abdominal pressure

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Venous return to the heart

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Heart rate

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Intrapleural pressure

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Intra alveolar pressure

Respiratory dead space

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Saturates inspired air with water vapour

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Is 150 ml in a 70 kg adult

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Takes part in gaseous exchange

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Decreases during deep inspiration

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Is more in standing than in lying position

When a person performs deep expiration against a closed glottis there is an increase in

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Intrapleuralpressure

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Intra-alveolar pressure

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Alveolar PO2

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Stroke volume

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Blood volume in systemic circulation

At the end of normal quiet inspiration

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Heart rate increases

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Physiological splitting of 2nd heart sound is more prominent

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Intrapleural pressure is lowest

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Most of the tidal air enters into the upper part of the lungs

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Intra alveolar pressure is lowest

Effects of moving to high altitude include an increase in

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Alveolar ventilation

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Diffusing capacity of the lungs

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Erythropoietin level

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Blood HCO3- level

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Arterial PO2

Inspiration causes

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Fall in jugular venous pressure

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Fall in blood pressure

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Prolonged right ventricular ejection

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Decrease in heart rate

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Single 2nd heart sound

For achieving normal quiet inspiration

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The pressure inside the pleural cavity needs to be reduced

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The anterior ends of some ribs are raised to increase the transverse chest-diameter

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The anterior medullary respiratory centres are principally involved

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Contraction of the internal intercostal muscles are vital

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The muscles running from the chest wall to the humerus contribute significantly

During normal quiet inspiration there is

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More prominent physiological splitting of 2nd heart sound

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An increase in heart rate

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An increase in pulmonary vascular resistance

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An increase in elastic recoil tendency of the lung

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Greater stroke volume in left than right ventricle

Duration of inspiration is decreased and rate of ventilation is increased due to stimulation of

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Pneumotaxic center

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Apneustic center

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Vagus nerve

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Nucleus of tractus solitarius

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Ventral respiratory group

Hemodynamic effects of respiration are

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Raised jugular venous pressure during expiration

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Fall of blood pressure up to 10 mm during expiration

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Splitting of second heart sound during expiration

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Increased heart rate during expiration

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Increased ejection fraction during inspiration

During normal quiet breathing

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Intrapleural pressure is lowest at the apex of the lung

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Intra alveolar pressure is lowest at mid-inspiration

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Intrapleural pressure is lowest at the end of inspiration

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Most of the tidal air enters into the apex of the lungs

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Intra alveolar pressure is lowest at the end of inspiration

During normal quiet inspiration there is an increase in

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Intra-abdominal pressure

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Venous return to the heart

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PO2 in dead space

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Intra-pleural pressure

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Intra-alveolar pressure

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