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Quick Scroll Physiology respiratory system 07.26.05 (3 years ago) #1

what fraction of the alveolar air is replaced by new atmospheric air with each breath

a 1/3
b 1/5
c 1/7
d 1/10
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Quick Scroll 07.26.05 (3 years ago) #2

Normal residual capacity is 2300 ml
Normal tidal volume is 500 ml
Normal physiological dead space is 150.
So only 350 ml reaches the lungs and mixes with 2150 (2300 - 150) ml of alveolar air.
So fraction replaced [350/(2150+350)] = 1/7 or about 14%
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Quick Scroll 07.26.05 (3 years ago) #3

man u are taking Physiology to the next level

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Quick Scroll 07.26.05 (3 years ago) #4

chand = physio guru !
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Quick Scroll 07.27.05 (3 years ago) #5

what IQ is the least req to grasp this problem??????
i simply dont get it.

can someone help a little more t make it comprehensible ....or should it be left as a matter beyond IQ?
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Quick Scroll 07.27.05 (3 years ago) #6

Do not be worried, just take sometime to understand this.

During normal respiration, we breathe in and out. After breathing out there is always some air left behind in the lungs. This is known as functional residual capacity (FRC). Now this includes air in the alveoli and air in trachea (or the dead space).

On the next inspiration, fresh air enters the lungs, the amount per breath is known as tidal volume (TV). This volume dilutes the functional residual capacity volume. "Dilute" becase FRC is much more as compared to TV. To put this dilution in scientific terms we just say some FRC is replaced by TV.

Now the fraction of TV reaching alveoli is 350 ml, as 150 ml is dead volume (500 ml being normal tidal volume). It goes and dilutes 2150 ml of alveolar air(2300 ml being FRC). Total volume of air at that instant is 2150 + 350 (=2500 ml). So the fraction replaced by fresh air is simply 350/2500.

If still in doubt please do ask again.
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Quick Scroll 07.27.05 (3 years ago) #7

ths couldnt have been explained better!

now i get the picture clear.no doubts .

THANK YOU,SIR.
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Quick Scroll 07.27.05 (3 years ago) #8

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Quick Scroll 08.03.05 (3 years ago) #9

GREAT EXPLANATION CHAND
MAN I HATE THESE DIAGRAMS
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Quick Scroll 08.03.05 (3 years ago) #10

lb i hope u are not adressing me as 'man' as u often do...
i am not the culprit to post the diagram u hate!!

but it was good ,and pretty informative too!
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