Subject 1has the following values: Minute ventilation = 7 liters/minute, Respiratory frequency = 16 Br/minute, PaCO2= 35 mm Hg, PECO2= 27 mm Hg. Identify whether each of the following are correct or incorrect.
a. VT= 2.3 liters
b. VD/VT= 0.23
c.the alveolar volume is 77% of the Vt
d.VA= 5.4 liters/minute
Here Minute Ventilation is 7 liters(7000ml)
So, VT(Tidal Volume Will be) - 7000ml/16 breath/min = 438ml
Option A is incorrect
VD/VT ratio = (PaCO2 - PECO2)/ PaCO2 = (35 - 27) / 35 = 0.228 =0.23
Option B is Correct
Alveolar Volume is = (VT - VD) * RR
VD(Dead space volume) = VT * (PaCO2 - PECO2)/ PaCO2
438ml *0.23 = 101ml So, VD is 101 ml
Alveolar Volume will be (VT - VD) * RR , (438ml - 101ml) *16 = 5392ml/min = 5.4 lt/min
5.4lt its not 77% of vt(438 ml), 5.4lt is 77% of minute volume i.e 7lt
Option C is incorrect
VA(Alveolar volume) is 5.4lt/min as we just calculated.
Option D is correct
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