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Adult / fetal Hb

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	*The partial pressure in the maternal blood after having passed through tissue that took some of it will be even lower than the environmental partial pressure, so the fetal blood has a higher affinity such that it can still take the blood from the mom's blood.		*The partial pressure in the maternal blood after having passed through tissue that took some of it will be even lower than the environmental partial pressure, so the fetal blood has a higher affinity such that it can still take the blood from the mom's blood.
	*2,3 biphosphoglycerate is generated by RBCs as part of normal glycolysis. It causes Oxygen to be dumped off of Hb.		*2,3 biphosphoglycerate is generated by RBCs as part of normal glycolysis. It causes Oxygen to be dumped off of Hb.
-	*As you increase ~~BPG~~ (a right shift), one increases oxygen delivery because.	+	*As you increase DPG (a right shift), one increases oxygen delivery because.
-	**We can increase ~~BPG~~ by an increase in pH, by some hormonal influence.	+	**We can increase DPG by an increase in pH, by some hormonal influence.
-	**~~BPG~~ can be used as a marker for blood banks to determine how fresh and capable the blood is.	+	**DPG can be used as a marker for blood banks to determine how fresh and capable the blood is.
-	**~~BPG~~ levels are decreased in the elderly.	+	**DPG levels are decreased in the elderly.

	===Haldane effect===		===Haldane effect===

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Medulla

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	*The dorsal respiratory group is primarily inspiratory.		*The dorsal respiratory group is primarily inspiratory.
	**We inhale for 2-3 seconds and then shut fthe pathway off and let the passive time take over for exhalation.		**We inhale for 2-3 seconds and then shut fthe pathway off and let the passive time take over for exhalation.
-	**The DRG functions in ~~quite~~ and forced breathing.	+	**The DRG functions in quiet and forced breathing.
	*During exercise we induce force respiration and we start to rely on the extra space and volume.		*During exercise we induce force respiration and we start to rely on the extra space and volume.
	*Ventral respiratory group is the one that is active in forced breathing when in need of O2.		*Ventral respiratory group is the one that is active in forced breathing when in need of O2.

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Respiratory centers in the pons and medulla

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	===Respiratory centers in the pons and medulla===		===Respiratory centers in the pons and medulla===
	*They are in the brain stem.		*They are in the brain stem.
-	*The medulla is the major location of control. It has a location for inspiration and expiration (~~IRG~~, VRG).	+	*The medulla is the major location of control. It has a location for inspiration and expiration (DRG, VRG).
	*The pons has two different areas: pneumotaxic and apneustic areas.		*The pons has two different areas: pneumotaxic and apneustic areas.
	**These are not necessary for life but it does help with fine tuning of rate and depth of respiration.		**These are not necessary for life but it does help with fine tuning of rate and depth of respiration.

2010-03-08T01:56:44Z

Anatomy of larynx

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	*The thyroid cartilage forms the adams apple.		*The thyroid cartilage forms the adams apple.
	*The adam's apple is caused by hormones.		*The adam's apple is caused by hormones.
-	*~~Cricoids~~ cartilage provides posterior and anterior support.	+	*Cricoid cartilage provides posterior and anterior support.

	====Tracheal cartilages====		====Tracheal cartilages====

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Anatomy of larynx

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	*The thyroid cartilage forms the adams apple.		*The thyroid cartilage forms the adams apple.
	*The adam's apple is caused by hormones.		*The adam's apple is caused by hormones.
-	*~~Critoids~~ cartilage provides posterior and anterior support.	+	*Cricoids cartilage provides posterior and anterior support.

	====Tracheal cartilages====		====Tracheal cartilages====