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Categorisation exercises to drill for the viva exam!

Mar 16, 202135 minEp. 17
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Thanks for listening to Anaesthesia Coffee Break!

In this episode we categorise the key respiratory physiology topics

control of breathing 
cause of A-a gradient
hypoxaemia
hypercapnoea
CO2 carriage in blood
2,3 DPG
venous admixture 
airways resistance
compliance
work of breathing
FRC
dead space
and
pulmonary vascular resistance

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Transcript




Stimulus of respiratory rate

 

Blood (central) 

·       PaCO2

·       PaO2

·       pH

Lung

·       J

·       Stretch

·       Irritant

Cortical 

·       Emotional stuff

Hormonal

·       Pregnancy (progesterone)

Exercise


 

 


 


Causes of increase Aa gradiant

V/Q

Shunt

Diffusion

·       Membrane

·       PAO2 (FIO2)

·       Transit time

 


Causes of low PaO2

·       FiO2

·       V/Q

·       Shunt

·       Hypoventilation

·       Diffusion

 


Causes of Hypercapnoea

PaCO2 = CO2 production/alveolar ventilation

 

CO2 production

·       Metabolic

·       Substrate

·       CO2 rebreathing

Ventilation

·       UMN

·       LMN

·       NMJ

·       Chest wall

·       V/Q dead space

·       Diffusion

·       Shunt

 

CO2 elimination – linear curves and tightly controlled via chemoreceptors

 


CO2 carriage in blood

 

HCO3                         90             60

Carbamino               5                30

Dissolved                  5                10

 



2,3 DPG

O2

·       COAD

·       Altitude

·       Exercise

·       Pregnancy

·       Alkalosis

 

CVS

·       Anemia

 

Other

·       Stored blood


Venous Admixture

True shunt

·       phys

o    bronchial veins

o   thebesian veins (The Thebesian vessels or veins are embedded in the walls of the heart itself. They serve to drain the myocardium and are present in all four heart chambers)

 

·       patho

o    atelectasis

o    consolidation

o    AV malformation

o    R-L shunt

o    Malignancy

o    Eisenmengers

 

VQ mismatch

 


Airways Resistance 

Laminar 

·       Radius 

o    Drugs, histamine, disease (asthma, inflammation, infection, neoplasm)

o    Dynamic airway compression,, neural, 

o    CO2 dilates

o    FB

·       Length

·       Viscosity

 

Turbulent

·       Flow/resp rate

·       Density

·       Radius

 

Lung Volume

 

ETT

 



Compliance

Lung

·       Volume 

o    Body size

o    Disease – atelectasis, oedema, consolidation, lobectomy, pneumonectomy

o    Gravity

o    Age 

·       Elastic

o    Emphysema

o    Disease – fibrosis, oedema, ARDS

·       Surfactant

o    Decrease (IRDS, PE)

 

Chest Wall

·       Kyphoscoliosis

·       Ank spond

·       Diaphragm – supine, pregnancy, obesity

 

Dynamic Compliance

·       Increase AWR – bronchoconstriction

·       Time constant

 


FRC

Chest wall

·       Diaphragm (pregnancy, abdo mass, posture, aanesthesia)

·       Burns

·        Kyphosis

Lung

·       Emphysema

·       Pulm oedema, ARDS

AWR

·       Dynamic hyperinflation

PEEP

 


Dead Space

ANATOMIC

Individual

·       Age

·       Size

·       sex

Positional

·       supine head

·       flexion

Drugs

·       bronchodilator, anaesthetic gas

ETT and Attachments

 

ALVEOLAR

West zone 1

·       hypotension

·       IPPV

·       Erect

PE

 

 

 




Work of Breathing

ELASTIC

Compliance factors

·       Lung – surfactant, elastic, lung volume

·       Chest wall – KP, AS, diaphragm

 

NON ELASTIC

Airways resistance

·       Laminar, turbulence, lung vol, ETT

Tissue Resistance

·       Friction associated with viscoelastic deformation at pleural/CW/Abdo interface

 


Pulmonary Vascular Resistance

Pulm artery pressure 

– incr Cardiac output, gravity, Wests Zones.

Lung volume

 - FRC

Hypoxic pulm vasoconstriction

Drugs

– NO, GTN< Milrinone, Volatile

Disease 

- COAD

Neural – Alpha 1 increases, B2 decreases

Humoral – eicosanoid, 5HT, catecholamine increases

Viscosity - anemia

 

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