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The Respiratory System is Designed to Bring in Oxygen and Remove Carbon Dioxide
A person with an average ventilation rate of 7.5 L/min will breathe in and out 10,800 liters of gas each day
From this gas the person will take in about 420 liters of oxygen (19 moles/day) and will give out about 340 liters of carbon dioxide (15 moles/day)
The ratio of CO2 expired/O2 inspired is called the respiratory quotient (RQ)
RQ = CO2 out/O2 in = 340/420 = 0.81
In cellular respiration of glucose CO2 out = O2 in; RQ = 1
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The Skin is a Composite of 3 Layers
This diagram is from the copyright-free collection, The Sourcebook of Medical Illustration , edited by Peter Cull (Park Ridge, NJ: Parthenon, 1989).
Epidermis: outermost layer, mostly dead keratinized cells (stratified squamous epithelium ). No blood vessels, gets nutrition from dermis. Dead cells slough off and are replaced by dividing cells in the stratum basale. Half life of skin cells about 35 days.
Dermis: contains blood vessels, nerves, sensory receptors for touch, pressure, hot, cold, pain. Also has hair follicles and sweat glands. All this is imbedded in fibrous connective tissue.
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Nerves Have Axons, Dendrites and Cell Bodies
Nerve cells are designed to respond to stimuli and transmit information over long distances
Nerve cell has 3 parts:
Cell body :
Has single nucleus
Has most of nerve cell metabolism, especially protein synthesis
Proteins made in cell body must be delivered to other parts of nerve
Axon:
Long cylinder, designed to transmit an electrical impulse
Can be several meters long in vertebrates (giraffe axons go from head to tip of spine)
Has axonal transport system for delivering proteins to ends of cell
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Concentrations of Drugs in the Blood are a Balance Between Input and Output
The concentrations of all chemicals in your body are the result of a balance between input and output.
For drugs the input is usually a steady injection through an intravenous (IV) line or a periodic uptake through pills taken at regular intervals.
The output of drugs is mainly through 2 organs, the liver and kidney .
When the output equals the input a steady-state is attained and the concentration will no longer change:
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