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Control of breathing
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Control of breathing Both voluntary and involuntary
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Control of breathing Respiratory centers: 1. Medulla oblongata 2. Pons (bridge 234)
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Control of breathing Reflex control: AKA autonomic control
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Chemoreceptor Reflexes
Responds to the H+ concentration in the blood (from carbonic acid)
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Chemoreceptor Reflexes
If.. H THEN Respiration
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Protective reflexes Movie time:
What happens when people are poisoned by toxic gases?
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Protective reflexes 1. Stop breathing! 2. Start coughing!
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Use your book and write a definition for the following words. 450.
BOOK TIME: Use your book and write a definition for the following words. 450. Hyperventilation, Hypoxia, Anoxia, etc..
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Rapid shallow breathing. Reduce carbon dioxide levels in blood stream
HYPERVENTILATION Rapid shallow breathing. Reduce carbon dioxide levels in blood stream
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Apnea LACK of breathing
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Difficulty breathing (painful)
Dyspnea Difficulty breathing (painful)
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Tissues do not get enough oxygen
Hypoxia Tissues do not get enough oxygen
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Anoxia NO oxygen for tissue (stroke)
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Crib death, babies stop breathing
SIDS Crib death, babies stop breathing
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SIDS CAUSED by: Infections, heredity, CNS malfunction, cardiac arrhythmias, laryngeal spasms.
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? What happens when you get the wind knocked out of you?
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Wind knocked out Solar plexus behind stomach gets temporarily paralyzed and you NO breath (Story)
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