What effects could pneumonia and pulmonary congestion have on gas exchange? - what is pneumonia more condition_symptoms
Pneumonia (infectious inflammation of the lungs) and pulmonary congestion (left), heart failure can cause an accumulation of fluid in the lungs.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
What Is Pneumonia More Condition_symptoms What Effects Could Pneumonia And Pulmonary Congestion Have On Gas Exchange?
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Exchanged pneumonia and pulmonary congestion leads to a fundamental change in how gas is in the lungs. The gas is replaced by structures called alveoli. They are microscopic sacs of epithelial tissue. When these bags are known with fluid (consildation filled) gas can move from the cell into the blood. To prevent that, the gas exchange and the patient usually work harder to breathe.
ReplyDeleteUmm say? ?
ReplyDeletePneumonia (infectious inflammation of the lungs) and pulmonary congestion (left), heart failure can cause an accumulation of fluid in the lungs.
ReplyDelete... it is not a normal gas exchange in the alveoli of the lungs. He almost had it!
Atelectasis, lung collapse, pleural effusion, etc.
ReplyDeleteWhat's going on UR?.
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