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Causes
Effects
Airway obstruction
causing
Bibasilar Atelectasis
because of obstruction of the major airways and bronchioles
(passive) can be caused
Bibasilar atelectasis
The capability to take in air is minimized with this state
hence triggering
bibasilar atelectasis
The ability to take in air is reduced in this state
thus causing
bibasilar atelectasis
The use of anesthesia during surgery
may cause
bibasilar atelectasis
due to a number of reasons
(passive) can be caused
Bibasilar atelectasis
pressure from outside the lung called non - obstructive or from a blocked airway
(passive) could be caused by
Bibasilar atelectasis
the ability of the lungs to take in air ... in turn
may cause
Bibasilar Atelectasis
a collapse
causing
bibasilar atelectasis
a blocked airway and non - obstructive bibasilar atelectasis due to pressure from outside the lung
(passive) caused by
obstructive bibasilar atelectasis
A blood clot
can cause
bibasilar atelectasis
Pneumonia
can cause
bibasilar atelectasis
something that ’s in the way — or obstructing — the airway
(passive) caused by
bibasilar atelectasis
Factors and conditions which prevent deep breathing and coughing
can cause
bibasilar atelectasis
mainly lower lobes).• Diffuse lower lobe consolidation
(passive) caused by
mainly lower lobes).• Diffuse lower lobe consolidation
from occlusion of a lobar bronchus
may result
from occlusion of a lobar bronchus
in perfused but not ventilated alveoli , which causes hypoxia
resulting
in perfused but not ventilated alveoli , which causes hypoxia
severe complications
can cause
severe complications
what is it symptoms
causes
what is it symptoms
subsegmental atelectasis causes
causes
subsegmental atelectasis causes
the shortness of breath
(passive) caused by
the shortness of breath
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