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RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY. Pulmonary Ventilation  Getting air in and out of lungs.

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1 RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY

2 Pulmonary Ventilation  Getting air in and out of lungs.

3 Muscles  Mainly the diaphragm.  External Costals: Outside of ribs, breath in.  Internal costals: Between ribs, breath out.

4 Costals

5 Inspiration  Inhaling or breathing in, 4 basic steps.

6 Inspiration  1. Message to breath sent from the medulla oblongata to breathing muscles.

7 Inspiration  2. Muscles Contract.

8 Inspiration  3. Thoracic cavity gets bigger!

9 Inspiration  4. Air pushes and/or rushes in and fills the lungs.

10 Expiration  Breathing out, consists of 4 basic steps.

11 Expiration  1. Medulla oblongata stops sending message.

12 Expiration  2. Muscles relax.

13 Expiration  3. Thoracic cavity decreases in size, air pressure increases.

14 Expiration  Air is pushed out of the lungs.

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17 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation  AKA: CPR  Restores circulation and ventilation.

18 FLEX THE PECS:  Activity time.


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