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100

Have you done the SPOT evaluation?

YES!

100

What organ removes abnormally shaped blood cells from the body?

Spleen

100

Two categories of anemia

Accelerated RBC loss, Decreased RBC production

100

Which has higher affinity? Fetal or maternal hemoglobin?

Fetal

100

A person with anemia will have ____ maximum oxygen carrying capacity of hemoglobin

lower

200

COPD includes what *3* diseases?

Asthma, emphysema, Chronic bronchitis

200

Lower oxygen partial pressure and higher carbon dioxide partial pressure might occur in what case?

Hypoventilation

200

Ah! Your Oxygen is low, what organ is responsible for creating more RBCs to get oxygen transported?

Kidney

200

High pH would increase or decrease oxygen affinity?

Increase

In the lungs, low CO2 so low H+ and high pH


200

Spiderman defeated Doctor Octopus with Cyanide! What kind of hypoxia does he have?

Histotoxic 

300

Alevolar Ventilation equation

(TV-DS) * RR

300

Hyperventilation causes higher partial pressure of oxygen and lower of CO2. If we need oxygen why is this bad?

CO2 is the driving force of breathing

300

What is one reason sickle cell anemia Is more common in those with African ancestry?

Being a "carrier" strongly increases survival rate of malaria because when RBCs get hypoxic in carriers, it becomes misshapen and spleen removes it. In those with both non-mutated alleles, the spleen doesn't realize there is a problem
300

Why might someone who had a gastric bypass have anemia?

Low intrinisic factor produced in the stomach so low B12 absorportion. B12 needed for RBC production

300

You are struggling from anemia :( why not take a whole bunch of iron pills?

- might not even be because of low iron

- iron is toxic to the liver

400

What happens during an asthma attack?

Bronchioles constrict, can't exhale air. Patient keeps breathing in and a reflex in the lungs prevent overextension. Old air stays in the lungs. 
400

What equation proves that CO2 and pH are related?

CO2 + H2O           H2CO3            H+  +   HCO3-

400

Percent saturation of Hb is impacted by what 4 things?

CO2, pH, temp, and 2-3BPG
400

What happens to the globin, heme, and iron of hemoglobin when it is broken down?

Globin- broken down to amino acids and reused for protein synthesis

Heme- Turns into bilirubin and excreted in bile

Iron- recycled

400

Erythrocyte vs Erythropoiten vs Erythropoiesis

Erythropoietin stimulates erythropoiesis which leads to increased production of erythrocytes

500

Label A through D

Inspiratory Reserve Volume, Tital Volume, Expiratory Reserve Volume, Residual Volume

500

How does high CO2 impact H+ and pH?

How does low H+ impact CO2 and pH?

How does low pH impact CO2 and H+?


How does high CO2 impact H+ and pH? High H+ low pH

How does low H+ impact CO2 and pH? low CO2, high pH

How does low pH impact CO2 and H+? High CO2, High H+

CO2 + H2O           H2CO3            H+  +   HCO3-

500

Label E through H

Inspiratory Capacity, Functional Residual Capacity, Vital Capacity, Total Lung Capacity
500

A neonate's blood is breaking down excessively and now their skin is yellow?! How could that be related? What's the treatment?

Hemoglobin breaks down and one of the byproducts is heme that turns into bilirubin. Bilirubin can build up and cause the yellow skin. Common in neonates because young liver and blood is turning over quickly. UV light treatment may help. 

500

Steps of hemostasis for blood loss 

Vasoconstriction

Platelet plugs because of exposed collagen and tissue factor 

Coagulation Cascade leading to thrombosis (clot)

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