Sem 2 Case 6

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How many deaths a year does tobacco account for?

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How many adults in England smoke?

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Match these facts about smoking

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10 years
10 billion
18 billion
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this is the amount of smokers who want to give up
This is amount smokers contribute to tax
this is amount of patients who have a lung removed for lung cancer who smoke again
This is the cost to society that smoking causes
This is the average that smokers die earlier than the public
this is amount of smokers who relapse in hospital within 2 days of intensive care

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How much do your chances of developing lung cancer increase from second-hand smoke?

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How many new cases of smoking are there in the UK per year due to second-hand smoke?

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How many more times likely are you to smoke if your parent/family does?

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3x; 20% of children exposed to smoke in home

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Order how the body prepares itself for exercise

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adrenal glands produce adrenaline
this releases corticotrophin releasing factor (CRF)
to the anterior pituitary gland
effects the liver (mobilises glucose & breaks down glycogen)
to the adrenal glands
this increases heart rate
cerebral cortex communicates with the hypothalamus
bronchodilates
and the force at which the heart contracts
this releases adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)

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What happens to lactic acid when it is broken down?

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What is the limiting factor in the untrained individual? And what is the normal ventilation rate?

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how are tidal volume and respiratory frequency related in low intensity exercise and how does this change in high intensity exercise?

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Why is there not a ventilation/perfusion mismatch during exercise?

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Meaning the part of the lung which is not normally well perfused can be perfused because of distention and recruitment of capillaries
At a very high workload the SaO2 drops as the gas exchange cannot keep up with the amount of air coming into the lungs
particularly in the upper part of the lungs which are usually less well perfused
physiological dead space drops from 33% to 15%
What happens is that there's blood flow through pulmonary capillaries
Increased ventilation during exercise as greater demand for oxygen
relies on lung's ability to increase surface area for diffusion
if there is a V/Q mismatch, the end result is that not all the Hb is saturated (you need 98% SaO2)

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match statistics on smoking

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18%
22%
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42% of 475,000
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this number of heroin, cocaine users and alcoholics rate smoking harder to quit
this amount of CVD deaths are caused by smoking
this amount of secondary pupils have tried e-cigs
it takes this amount of times to give up smoking
this amount of secondary pupils have tried smoking
this amount of hospital admissions was caused by CVD

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how many steps should you take from the back door when smoking

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How many are killed in the UK due to CHD, stroke, respiratory disease (cancer, COPD, asthma)

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Match these numbers needed to treat at 10 year stats

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10 4 week
8 4 week
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This number of quitters are needed to prevent one MI
This number of 4 week quitters will relapse
This number of quitters are needed to prevent one stroke

Sem 2 Case 6

Question 1 of 1

Time Left

How many deaths a year does tobacco account for?

Fill in the blanks

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How many adults in England smoke?

Fill in the blanks

(0/0)

Match these facts about smoking

Match the text (click and drag)

(0/0)

10 years

10 billion

18 billion

2/3

40%

50%

this is the amount of smokers who want to give up

This is amount smokers contribute to tax

this is amount of patients who have a lung removed for lung cancer who smoke again

This is the cost to society that smoking causes

This is the average that smokers die earlier than the public

this is amount of smokers who relapse in hospital within 2 days of intensive care

How much do your chances of developing lung cancer increase from second-hand smoke?

Select the correct answer(s).

(0/0)

How many new cases of smoking are there in the UK per year due to second-hand smoke?

Select the correct answer(s).

(0/0)

How many more times likely are you to smoke if your parent/family does?

Fill in the blanks

(0/0)

Order how the body prepares itself for exercise

Match the text (click and drag)

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1

2

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5

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adrenal glands produce adrenaline

this releases corticotrophin releasing factor (CRF)

to the anterior pituitary gland

effects the liver (mobilises glucose & breaks down glycogen)

to the adrenal glands

this increases heart rate

cerebral cortex communicates with the hypothalamus

bronchodilates

and the force at which the heart contracts

this releases adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)

What happens to lactic acid when it is broken down?

Fill in the blanks

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What is the limiting factor in the untrained individual? And what is the normal ventilation rate?

Fill in the blanks

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how are tidal volume and respiratory frequency related in low intensity exercise and how does this change in high intensity exercise?

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Why is there not a ventilation/perfusion mismatch during exercise?

Match the text (click and drag)

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Meaning the part of the lung which is not normally well perfused can be perfused because of distention and recruitment of capillaries

At a very high workload the SaO2 drops as the gas exchange cannot keep up with the amount of air coming into the lungs

particularly in the upper part of the lungs which are usually less well perfused

physiological dead space drops from 33% to 15%