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50% saturated
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How do you calculate oxygen consumption?: VO2 = DO2 oxygen return (CvO2)
Normal value: 1000 mL - 750 mL = 250 mL
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of O2
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How does the bond change with right and left shifts?: If
curve shifts left O2 bond with Hb becomes stronger
1 to 3 mmHg
O2 is not the limiting factor in cell activity
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What are calculations and normal values to consider when determining oxygen content?: CaO2 = (Hb x 1.34 x SaO2) + (PaO2
x 0.003)
Normal arterial value: 20 mL / dL
Normal venous value: 15 mL / dL
kO2 = 0.003 (solubility coefficient for O2)
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What are the normal O2 consuption values for newborn, 8 y/o and adult?: newborn 6 mL/kg/min
8y/o 5 mL/kg/min
adult 3.4 mL/kg/min
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What does O2 and CO2 transport depend on?: Diffusion through respiratory membrane
Cardiac output (CO)
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What is another example of how tissue utilization can be calculated? (a-v difference for HbO2): = (97.5% - 75%) X 20.3 mL /
O2 / dL =
4.5 mL O2 / dL blood
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What occurs to the O2 Hb diss. curve as the blood passes through the lung?: CO2 diffuses from blood to alveoli
PaCO2 & H+ concentrations drop reducing
H2CO3 in blood
Both of above cause curve to shift left
CO2 + H2O
H2CO3
H+ + HCO3-
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What will cause the curve to shift left or right>: Curve may shift left or right d/t systemic or local factors
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temp up to 40 C