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Which of the following explain absorption atelectasis?
nitrogen from the alveolus
I. Breathing a gas that has a high percentage of oxygen can wash out the
II. Breathing a gas that has a low percentage of oxygen will cause the nitrogen
to collapse
to be absorbed into the blood and a low pressure of gas will cause the alveolus
collapse of the alveolus
III. Breathing a gas that has a high percentage of oxygen (> 0.50) can lead to
IV. Oxygen displaces nitrogen in the alveolus and when the oxygen is absorbed
into the blood nothing is left in the alveolus to keep it open
I, II, III and IV
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