Oxygen Supply and Demand Worksheet (with answers) PDF

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This document is a worksheet covering oxygen supply and demand. It includes various questions and diagrams on topics of the body, like the cardiovascular and respiratory system.

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Label the typical pO2 in these different areas What formula can be used to Atmosp...

Label the typical pO2 in these different areas What formula can be used to Atmosphere: 21 kPa calculate the total oxygen content Trachea: 20 kPa of the blood? (don’t worry about the specific numbers but try to show the Alveolus: 13 kPa concept) Arterial blood plasma: 11- O2 Oxygen content of Hb 13 kPa Mitochondrion: 1.5 kPa (high) + Oxygen content Venous blood plasma: 6 of plasma (low) kPa By Artwork by Holly Fischer - http://open.umich.edu/edu cation/med/resources/sec ond-look-series/materials - Respiratory Tract Slide 25, CC BY 3.0, https://commons.wikimedi Main type of tissue a.org/w/index.php? Explain how stimulation of adrenergic curid=24367138 Example cause Explain what factors ensure that oxygen is hypoxia receptors can improve oxygenation of 1 Hypoxic Severe lung disease unloaded at tissues that need it the most? tissues that need it the most? (Hint: think (Hint: think back to respiratory interactive session) back to large group cardiovascular EBL session) 2 Anaemic Haemorrhage 3 Ischaemic Arterial occlusion Increase in CO  Increase BP  pH increase perfusion 2,3DPG (glycolysis in 4 Histiotoxic (rare) Cyanide poisoning RBCs) Increase in SVR  Increase BP  allow for increased perfusion if local arterial Temp Bohr shift/Bohr Adrenaline Noradrenaline beds dilate pCO2/pO2 Effect Alpha 1 Medium (variable) High affinity Show which adrenergic receptors are What molecule is clinically measured in the Beta 1 affinity High High most activated by vasopressors and blood to assess if there is insufficient tissue positive inotropes. Describe their oxygenation around the body? What Beta 2 affinity High Low primary actions on heartrate, systemic metabolic process does it tell us has vascular resistance and blood pressure happened (Hint: think back to respiratory interactive session) Vasopressor Positive Inotrope Adrener gic Alpha 1 Beta 1 Lactic acid receptor Heart Minimal effect Increase (if beta 1 (Lactate) Rate Vascular agonist) Anaerobic respiration (non- Resistan Increase Minimal effect oxidative phosphorylation) ce Blood pressure Increase Increase

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