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Henry's
law
The amount of a gas that
dissolves
in a liquid is directly proportional to the
partial pressure
of that gas in equilibrium
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Partial pressure
Pressure exerted
by a
single gas
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Dalton's
law
Sum of
partial pressures
=
total pressure
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Partial pressures
Pgas1 = 0.10 x
200
=
20mmHg
Pgas2 = 0.50 x
200
=
100mmHg
Pgas3 = 0.40 x
200
=
80mmHg
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Total pressure =
200mmHg
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Partial pressures in alveoli:
160mmHg O2
,
600mmHg H2O
, 40mmHg CO2
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Inspired air is
humidified
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Alveolar air
is slowly replaced
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Alveolar air composition:
79% N2, 21% O2, 0.04% CO2
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Factors that determine alveolar PO2 & PCO2: rate of
alveolar ventilation
and perfusion, PO2 of atmospheric air, rate of cellular oxygen consumption and
carbon dioxide production
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Hyperventilation
↑
alveolar
ventilation, ↑
PO2
, ↓ PCO2
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Hypoventilation
↓
alveolar
ventilation, ↓
PO2
, ↑ PCO2
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Effect of elevation on gas partial pressures
Sea level (760mmHg):
N2
600mmHg,
O2
160mmHg, CO2 0.3mmHg
Mt Cook (480mmHg):
N2
380mmHg, O2 100mmHg,
CO2
0.2mmHg
Mt Everest (230mmHg):
N2
181mmHg, O2 48mmHg,
CO2
0.1mmHg
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Reinhold Messner: '"I am nothing more than a single
narrow gasping lung
, floating over the mists and
summits...
"'
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Edmund Hillary and
Tenzing Norgay
summited Mt Everest in
1953
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Reinhold Messner and Peter Habeler summited
Mt Everest
without supplementary
O2
in 1978
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