Ventilation refers to the circulation and replacement of air in the lungs and is measured as the volume of air moving in and out during breathing. There are two types of ventilation: pulmonary ventilation, which is the total air movement, and alveolar ventilation, which is the amount of air used for gas exchange. Alveolar ventilation is calculated as tidal volume minus dead space multiplied by respiratory rate. The ventilation/perfusion ratio refers to the matching of alveolar ventilation to pulmonary blood flow and is a key factor in oxygen exchange.
Ventilation refers to the circulation and replacement of air in the lungs and is measured as the volume of air moving in and out during breathing. There are two types of ventilation: pulmonary ventilation, which is the total air movement, and alveolar ventilation, which is the amount of air used for gas exchange. Alveolar ventilation is calculated as tidal volume minus dead space multiplied by respiratory rate. The ventilation/perfusion ratio refers to the matching of alveolar ventilation to pulmonary blood flow and is a key factor in oxygen exchange.
Ventilation refers to the circulation and replacement of air in the lungs and is measured as the volume of air moving in and out during breathing. There are two types of ventilation: pulmonary ventilation, which is the total air movement, and alveolar ventilation, which is the amount of air used for gas exchange. Alveolar ventilation is calculated as tidal volume minus dead space multiplied by respiratory rate. The ventilation/perfusion ratio refers to the matching of alveolar ventilation to pulmonary blood flow and is a key factor in oxygen exchange.
MBBS [1st YEAR ] BATCH : B VENTILATION Dynamic process of moving air in and out of the lungs. It refers to circulation of replacement of air in a space . It is the rate at which air enters or leaves the lungs . In respiratory physiology it is off two types : 1. PULMONARY ventilation 2. ALVEOLAR ventilation Pulmonary ventilation The volume of air moving in and out of respiratory tract in a given unit of time during quite breathing. Normal value of pulmonary ventilation is 6 Lit/minute Pulmonary ventilation = Tidal volume X Respiratory rate ALVEOLAR VENTILATION
• Amount of air utilise for gaseous exchange per minute.
• Normal value = 4.2 lit/minute . • Alveolar ventilation = (tidal volume – dead space ) X Respiratory rate. PERFUSION It is the passage of fluid through circulatory system . It is measured as the rate at which blood is delivered to tissue . VENTILATION PERFUSION RATIO The ratio of alveolar ventilation and the amount of blood that perfuse the alveoli . It is expressed as VA/Q . V /Q = Alveolar ventilation / Pulmonary blood flow (perfusion). A