Cardiopulmonary Anatomy & Physiology
Cardiopulmonary Anatomy & Physiology
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ISBN: 9781337794909
Author: Des Jardins, Terry.
Publisher: Cengage Learning,
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Chapter 2, Problem 15RQ

Lung compliance study

Part /: If a patient generates a negative pleural pressure change of -8 cm H 2 O during inspiration, and the lungs accept a new volume of 630 mL, what is the compliance of the lungs?

Part II: If the same patient, 6 hours later, generates a pleural pressure of -12 cm H 2 O during inspiration, and the lungs accept a new volume of 850 mL, what is the compliance of the lungs?

Part III: In comparing Part II to Part I, the patient's lung compliance is

A. increasing.

B. decreasing.

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Lung compliance study Part I: If a patient generates a negative pleural pressure change of -8 cm H,O during inspiration, and the lungs accept a new volume of 630 mL, what is the compliance of the lungs? Part II: If the same patient, 6 hours later, generates a pleural pressure of – 12 cm H,0 during inspiration, and the lungs accept a new volume of 850 mL, what is the compliance of the lungs? Part IlI: In comparing Part Il to Part I, the patient's lung compliance is A. increasing. B. decreasing.
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