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AACN Critical Care Nursing


Cellular respiration cannot be directly measured but is estimated by the amount of

CO2 produced (V̇CO2)

and the amount of O2 consumed (V̇O2).

V̇CO2

CO2 produced in celluar respiration

V̇O2

and the amount of O2 consumed in cellular respiration

external respiration

The Exchange of O2 and CO2 at the alveolar-capillary level.

It is the ratio of the CO2 produced to the O2 taken up per minute.

V̇CO2/min : V̇O2/min

Proper functioning of the respiratory circuit requires efficient interaction of the

1. respiratory
2. circulatory
3. neuromuscular systems.

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In addition to its primary function of O2 and CO2 exchange, the lung also carries out metabolic and endocrine
functions as a source of hormones and a site of hormone metabolism.

In addition, the lung is a target of hormonal actions by other endocrine organs

(e.g., surfactant production and potentially activation of bradykinin).

Anatomic divisions of Lungs:
Right lung:
Left Lung:

Right Lung: 3 lobes—upper, middle, lower

Left lung (two lobes—upper, lower).

Lobes are divided into bronchopulmonary segments

10 - RIGHT
9 - LEFT




Bronchopulmonary segments are subdivided into

secondary lobules




Secondary Lobules

Independent respiratory units of lung

each bronchopulmonary segment is supplied independently by:

a (tertiary) segmental bronchus

a tertiary branch of pulmonary artery - carry low oxygen ("venous") blood to lungs for

oxygenation

a branch of bronchial artery

What does a a tertiary branch of pulmonary artery do for secondary lobules?

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