Pulmonary

3. measurement of remaining volume of air after maximal exhalation
7. Similar to HB, but only has one oxygen attached.
10. Also known as the anatomic dead space, consists of trachea, bronchioles, and bronchi
13. ERV + IRV + TV
16. Also known as the Conducting Zone
17. mismatch between ventilation and perfusion(LUNG DISEASE) think obstruction of breathing.
19. Relation with hemoglobin and the change of affinity of Oxygen O2/CO2, acidity, and temperature.
20. Inhalation is restricted
21. Amount of extra volume that can be inhaled after normal inhalation.

1. Shift of the curve in relation the change of affinity of O2/CO2, acidity, and temperature
2. poor perfusion and ventilation ratio, relation to COPD
4. Low partial Pressure in gas exchange compared to Oxygen, But highly Soluble, Transported 3 ways.
5. Four iron proteins within the RBC, attachment of 4 oxygens
6. ERV + RV, oxygen reserve for gas exchange, volume of air at the end of a tidal exhalation.
8. Transitional Respiratory Zone, within the lungs, allows for gas exchange
9. Maximal volume of air that can be moved in one breathe.
11. imbedded within the alveoli, allows for gas exchange.
12. Maximal amount of air that can be moved in one minute.
14. measurement of normal breathing.
15. measurement of volume of air that can be exhaled after normal exhalation
18. Excessive release of CO2, "Breathe in to the bag" to control the respiratory system.