Homeostatic regulation of CO2 blood pressure fast, simple and easy in 5 minutes

This video of respiratory physiology describes how the mechanism of homeostatic regulation of arterial pressure of carbon dioxide works, the sensor (chemoreceptor sensitive to CO2), the control centers (the respiratory center and the cardiovascular center), the normal set pointt (40mm Hg of CO2) and the effectors (controllers) that are the heart, vasculature muscles and respiratory muscles. The physiological principles of balance and control are described. Lastly, CO2 arterial pressure is defined as a homeostatically regulated variable and alveolar ventilation and cardiac output as controlled variables. It is more than clear that the respiratory system and the cardiovascular system work together to maintain a normal pressure of 02 that is key to health. I share the link of my channel: / @mauriciogiuliodori

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