PHYSIOLOGY NUMERICAL NOTES:
 Ref: Ganongs
GENERAL
In adult male of 70kg.

Protein  18%
Mineral   7%
Fat          15%
Water     60%
              --------
             100%

Water is 60% of which

Intracellular water     40%  (28L)
Extracellular water     20%  (14L)
   Plasma                          5%
   Interstitial fluid        15%

The water content is    71-72 ml/100gm
ECF     14L in 70kg man i.e. 20%
GIT
The max. rate of Glucose 
absorbtion through intestine            120gm/hr.


DAILY WATER TURNOVER IN GIT.

Salivary secretion              1500ml
Gastric  secretion              2500ml
Pancreatic  secretion        1500ml
Bile                                         500ml
Intestine                              1000ml
Ingestion                             2000ml
                                               ---------
                                             9000ml
REABSORBED

Jejunum                         5500ml
Ileum                              2000ml
Colon                              1300ml
                                        ---------
                                         8800ml

Therefore Volume of Stools= 200ml.



Gland                   Histology       Secretion       %

Parotid                  Serous         W ater         20%
Lingual                 Mucous        Viscous         5%
Submandibular    Mixed           Moderate     70%
Other                   ------          ------                      5%

Note: Serous cells secrete Ptaylin and Mucous cell secrete mucin

No. of swallows per day 600


PH
Stomach         1-2
Duodenum       6-7
Jejunum         Neutral
Pancreas        8

The normal rate of bile salt synthesis          0.2-0.4gm/day
Total bile salt pool                            3.5g

Length of Small Intestine               285cm   700cm
Length of Large Intestine               100cm   150cm


BLOOD
Myeloid         75%
Erythroid       25%
M:E                  3:1
RBC: WBC    500:1

The normal circulating blood volume     8%  (5600ml)

Total WBC               4000-11000
Neutrophils             50-70%
Eosinophils             1-4%
Lymphocyte            20-40%
Monocye                 2-8%
Basophil                0.4%

Erythrocye      4.8 X 10   (F)
                          5.2 X 10   (M)
Platelet        200000-500000

PLATELET
Diameter of Platelet    2-4 micro.
Count                              300000
Half life                          4 days

RBC
Diameter        7.5 micro
Thickness       2  micro
Life span       120 days

                               M       F       Unit
Hematocrit          47      42      %
RBC                     5.2     4.8     X 10
Hb%                     16      14      gm%
MCV                     87      87      fL
MCH                     29      29      pg
MCHC                   34      34      %
Mean cell diameter      7.5     7.5     micro

Cells with MCV>95 are called Macrocytes, 
Cells with MCV<80  are called Microcytes,
Cells with MCH<25 are called Hypochromic

Total Hb in body of a 70kg man  900gm.
Hb produced per hour                    0.3gm
Hb destroyed per hour                   0.3gm

CIRCULATORY SYSTEM


RMP of  Cardaic muscle  -90 mV

CONDUCTION SPEED

 SA node                0.05 m/sec
AV node                 0.05 m/sec
Atria                       1.0 m/sec
Bundle of his         1.0 m/sec
Ventricular Ms     1.0 m/sec
Purkinjee               4.0 m/sec


ECG INTERVALS

PR      0.18 (.12 TO .20)       Atrial depolarisation and conduction through Av node
QRS     0.08                      Ventricular depolarisation and atrial repolarisation
QT      0.40                        Venrticular depolarisation and repolarisation
ST      0.32 i.e QT-QRS  Ventricular repolarisation

Normal direction of mean QRS vector             -30 to +110 degree
Left Ventricular pressure                       120/80 mm of Hg
Right Ventricular pressure                      24/9 mm of Hg

Stroke volume                                    70-90 ml
End diastolic ventricular volume        130 ml
End systolic ventricular volume            50ml
Ejection fraction                                 65%
Volume of Pericardial fluid             5-30 ml
The highest rate at which 
ventricle can contract is               400/min

HEART SOUND

     Duration           Frequency
1-  0.15 sec            45Hz
2-  0.12 sec            50Hz
3-  0.1 sec

Cardiac output          5 L/min
Cardiac Index           3.2 L


Vessel                  Diameter                % of blood vol. contained

Aorta                   2.5 cm                 	 2
Artery                 0.4 cm                	 8
Arteriole             30 micro m               1
Capillary             5 micro m                       
Venule                 20 micro m              
Vein                      0.5 cm               	 54      
Vana Cava            3 cm
Heart                                           	12
Pulmonary circulation                        18

Total area of all the cappilaries in the body   6300 m sq.

if Reynold No. is less than 2000 then flow in non turbulent
                   more than 3000 then flow is always turbulent

Arm to tongue circulation time  15sec

Plasma is       1.8 times as viscous as water
Blood is        3-4 time as viscous as water

The magnitude of gravitational effect on blood is 

below heart level               +0.77 mm of Hg/cm                       
above heart level              -0.77 mm of Hg/cm  

Capillary pressure at arteriolar end    32mm of Hg
Capillary pressure at venous end        15mm of Hg

Amount of fluid filtred through capillaries / day       24 L (0.3% of CO)

Normal lymph flow       2-4 L/ day
CVP     Normal          4.6 mm of Hg
CVP     Inspiration     2mm of Hg 
CVP     Expiration      6 mm of Hg


CEREBROSPINAL FLUID 


Volume                  150 ml
Production              550ml/day
Turnover                3.7 times a day
Lumbar CSF Pressure     70-180 mm of CSF
Avg. CSF Pressure           112 mm of CSF
pH                                         7.33
Chlorine, Mg, pCO2 and Creatinine are more in CSF than plasma

 O2 consumption of brian is             3.5 ml/ 100 gm /min
Respiratory Quotient of Cerebral tissue 0.95-0.99
Coronary flow at rest                   250ml /min (5% CO)


KIDNEY
No. of nephrons in each kidney  1.3 million
PCT                             15nm
DCT                             5nm
Thin loop of Henle     2-14mm
Thick loop of Henle   12mm
Collecting duct            20mm
Total length                 45-65mm

% of cortical nephrons          85
% of medullary nephrons         15



Total area of glomerular capillary
edothelium across which filtration      0.8 m sq
takes place                             

Total surface of renal cappilary        12m sq.
Total surface of renal tubule           12m sq.

Volume of blood in renal capillary      30-40 ml.

Blood flow to kidney            1.2-1.3 L/min ( 25% of CO)
Effective renal plasma flow     625 ml/min.
Actual renal plasma flow        700 ml/min.
Renal blood flow                1273 ml/min.

GFR                             125 ml/min
                                7.5 L/ hr.
                                180 L/ day

Filtration fraction  = GFR/ Renal plasma flow=   125/625=   0.2
Amount of protein in urine      < 100mg/day

Substance       Excretion milieq/ day 

Urea            410
Na              150
Cl              150
K               90
HCO             0
Glucose 0
Creatinine      12
Uric acid       5


The rate at which Glucose is filtered    100mg/min
Transport maximum for Glucose           375 mg/min (M)
                                        300 mg/min (F)

Renal threshold for arterial plasma     200mg
                  for venous plasma     180mg

Water absorption across the nephron

The volume of fluid filtred     180L
per day..

PCT                    
Thin limb             
DCT                    
Collecting duct 
   Cortical            
   Medullary           
65%
15%
5%

10%
4.7%
-------
99.75
Therefore 0.3% appears as urine

Volume of urine per day is      1L

The max. rate at which urine can be produced = 16ml/min.

The first urge to void is felt at bladder volume        150ml
Marked sense of fullness                                            400ml


RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. 

Respiratory rate                12-15/min
Amount of O2 entering the body  250ml/min
Amount of CO2 leaving the body  200ml/min
Cross sectional area of Trachea 2.5cm sq.

Cross sectional area  of alveoli        11800 cm sq.
Total no. of alveoli                    300 million.

Area of contact between 
aleovlar wall                           70m sq.
and capillaries

Intrapleural pressure, rest                -2.5 mm of Hg 
Intrapleural pressure, inspiration      -6 mm of Hg 
Intrapleural pressure, forced  Ins      -30 mm of Hg 


IRV             3.3     1.9
TV              0.5     0.5
ERV             1.0     0.7
RV              1.2     1.1
TLC             6.0     4.2

Respiratory minute volume               6l/min
Alveolar ventilation                    4.2l/min
Maximan voluntary ventilation           125-170l/min
Timed vital capacity                    83%   94%  97%
Work of quiet breathing                 0.5kg m/min
Maximal work of breathing               10 kg m/breath
Compliance      (V/P change)            0.2 l/cm of H20

Distance moved by diapragm              1.5 cm to 7 cm 
Dead space                              150 ml
Diffusing capacity                      25ml/min/mm of Hg ( CO)
Pulmonary artey pressure                24/9 mm of Hg
Volume of blood in pulmonary            1 L
artery

Mean velocity of blood in the root of Pul. artery       40cm/s
Mean velocity of blood in the root of Aorta             40cm/s

Time taken by RBC to travel Pul. cappilary              0.75 sec        
                                        exercise        0.3 sec  

Ventilation/ Perfusion ratio    =   4.2/5.5 =   0.8 

When an individual lies down
 Pul bld. flow increases by         400ml

1gm of Hb contains      1.34ml of O2 ( sat 100%)
15gm of Hb contains     20.1 ml of O2 ( sat 100%)
15gm of Hb contains     19.8 ml of O2 ( sat 97%)

Of 49 ml of CO2 in each dl of arterial blood
2.6 ml is dissolved
2.6 ml is in carbamino compd.
43.8 ml is in HCO3

CIRCULATION
BLOOD FLOW  PER 100 gm/min      ml/min
Brain           54ml            750
Kidney          420ml           1273
Liver           57ml            1500    
Carotid body    2000ml
Whole body      8.6 ml          5400

There is no stimulation of Carotid body         60mm of Hg.     
unless PO2 is less than                                 

Blood flow per min in Lung      5.5L/min (rest)
Blood flow per min in Lung      20-35L/min (exercise)

CYANOSIS
Reduced Hb >    5gm%
CyanomethHb >   1.5gm%
SulphamethHb >  0.5gm%

At 3000m above Sea level alveolar PO2 is 60 mm of Hg
Rise in temperature of 1 degree C =  increase in CO2 by 13%
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