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Title: O2 Transport in Blood


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O2 Transport in Blood
  • 1. dissolved in the plasma and erythrocyte
    water
  • 2. reversibly combined with hemoglobin (Hb) 1
    Hb can bind 4 O2
  • Hb deoxyhemoglobin (or reduced Hb)
  • HbO2 oxyhemoglobin
  • O2 carrying capacity the maximal capacity of Hb
    to bind O2 20.8 ml/100 ml of blood

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O2-Hb dissociation curve
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O2 transport in the lungs and tissues
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CO2 Transport in Blood
  • Dissolved in blood (10)
  • Carbaminocompounds (30)eg, HbCO2
  • Bicarbonate (60)CO2H2OltgtH2CO3ltgtHCO3-H
    ? catalyzed by carbonic
    anhydrase

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Summary of CO2 movement
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Chloride shift
  • Exchange one bicarbonate for one chloride ion via
    a transporter in erythrocytes

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Transport of H
  • HbO2 H ltgtHbH O2
  • Hypoventilation or lung diseasegt respiratory
    acidosis
  • Hyperventilationgt respiratory alkalosis

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Control of Respiration
  • Center- medulla, pons
  • Sensors- chemoreceptors pulmonary
    receptors
  • Effectors- respiratory muscles

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Respiratory Center
  • Medulla oblongata neural generation of
    rhythmical breathing in the medullary inspiratory
    neurons (inhibited by signals from apneustic
    center or pulmonary stretch receptors depressed
    by barbiturates and morphine)
  • Pons the apneustic center (in lower pons)
    inhibits medullary inspiratory neurons to
    terminate inspiration the pneumotaxic center (in
    upper pons) modulates the apneustic center

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Sensors
  • Pulmonary stretch receptor cut off inspiration
    (Hering-Breuer inflation reflex)
  • Peripheral chemoreceptors carotid bodies and
    aortic bodies (excitatory to the medullary
    inspiratory neurons)
  • Central chemoreceptors in the medulla
    (excitatory)
  • Others J receptors, irritant receptors, etc.

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Location of the carotid and aortic bodies
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Hypoxic response
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Hypercapnic response
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Respiration in Physiological Conditions
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Effect of exercise with various intensities
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Ventilation during exercise with a given intensity
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Summary of factors that stimulate ventilation
during exercise
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Respiration in Pathological Conditions
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Hypoxia
  • Definition a deficiency of O2 at the tissue
    level
  • 4 categorieshypoxic hypoxia (hypoxemia)anemic
    hypoxiaischemic hypoxiahistotoxic hypoxia

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