1
Q
The majority of CO2 carried in the blood is in the form of:
A
bicarb
2
Q
How do kidneys compensate for increased altitude?
A
increased elimination of bicarb
3
Q
V/Q = 0 demonstrates…
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airway obstruction, i.e. shunt
4
Q
V/Q approaching infinity demonstrates…
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blood blow obstruction
5
Q
What is methemoglobin? How is it treated?
A
oxidized form of hgb that does not readily bind O, and has an increased affinity for cyanide
methylene blue
6
Q
Most common symptoms of CO poisoning.
A
Headache
Pulmonary
flashcards
Decks in class (31)
# Cards
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Histology34
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Respiratory Phys: Ventilation and Mechanisms of Breathing57
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Respiratory Phys: Exchange of Gases in Alveoli, Transport, Balance51
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Sweaty Pulm from a Pharm Perspective34
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Pulmonary Circulation21
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ARDS16
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Ctrl of Breathing16
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Gas Exchange (Sinclair)30
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Misc Fun Facts6
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Neonatal, Developmental, and Vascular Pulmonary Disease--Handorf34
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Asthma56
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Obstructive and Restrictive Pulmonary Disease (Handorf)29
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Chest Radiology38
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Pneumonia (SultanAli)29
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Restrictive Lung Diseases (Zaman)47
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Pleural Effusion and Pneumothorax64
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Pulm Infectious Diseases (Handorf)28
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CF7
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TB34
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COPD/Emphysema (Headley)40
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Sepsis25
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Nichols: Lung Cancers104
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Nichols: PE, Acute Lung Injury, ILD, Cryptogenic organizing pneumonia, Pneumothorax48
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Pneumonia (Nichols)88
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PE/DVT35
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URT Disorders32
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PFTs24
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Pulmonary Neoplasms (Handorf)25
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Sleep Disorders19
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Illness Scripts20
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Immunohistology13
