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Instead , it is the consequence of the rapid shallow breathing pattern ,resultingin dead - space ventilation

vascular obstructionleadingto dead space ventilation

a ) no ventilation of an alveolus but adequate perfusion , resulting in shunting , and ( b ) adequate ventilation but no perfusionresultingin dead space ventilation

a lower tidal volume ( Vt ) and a higher breathing frequency ( f(passive) provoked byincreased dead space ventilation

peak flow of 240 LPM for effective respiratory support in NIV Proximal flow sensorpreventsdead space ventilation

the abilityto preventexcessive dead space ventilation

The first portion of the exhaled breathis composedof dead - space ventilation

the length of tubing in a breathing apparatus ( Carlione , 2019(passive) caused bydead space ventilation

Cardiovascular insufficiency , like shock or CPRleadsto dead space ventilation

a process associated with the dissipation of heat gas circulation through the tubing is requiredto preventdead space ventilation

Shorter inspiratory timecontributesto dead space ventilation

the pig ... the MR scannercreateddead space in the ventilation system

may enlarge Zone 1thus leadingto dead space ventilation

Inhaled anesthetics decrease tidal volume and increase frequency ,leadingto greater dead space ventilation

Obstruction of the pulmonary flowcreatesdead space ventilation

the breathing circuit 100(passive) contributed bythe dead space ventilation

ventilation - perfusion mismatching due to thromboembolic obstruction in the vascular bed(passive) caused byIncreased dead space ventilation

Obstruction of the pulmonary arteriescreatesdead space ventilation

hypercapnia --INC ventilation - perfusion mismatchleadingto INC dead space ventilation

The augmented breathing frequency in HFrEF patientsresultedin greater dead space ventilation

reversal of hypoxemic pulmonary vasoconstriction and worsening in ventilation - perfusion mismatch.18(passive) caused byincreased dead - space ventilation

continuous ventilationmight leadto dead - space ventilation

either(passive) is caused byAn increased dead space ventilation

the lung from removing carbon dioxide ... and while dead space is technically a high Va / Q ratio , its physiology mirrors that of low Va / Q units with hypoxemia and hypercapnia as a consequencepreventsthe lung from removing carbon dioxide ... and while dead space is technically a high Va / Q ratio , its physiology mirrors that of low Va / Q units with hypoxemia and hypercapnia as a consequence

in worse ventilatory efficiency and greater impairment of exercise capacityresultedin worse ventilatory efficiency and greater impairment of exercise capacity

to the limits of acceptable respiratory acidosis in this caseleadingto the limits of acceptable respiratory acidosis in this case

alveolar PCO2 to fall to ~0 mm Hg in downstream alveolicausesalveolar PCO2 to fall to ~0 mm Hg in downstream alveoli

as pulmonary arterial perfusion had been excluded , which therefore created physiologic mismatching in the right lunghad resultedas pulmonary arterial perfusion had been excluded , which therefore created physiologic mismatching in the right lung

in heat loss without necessarily increasing oxygen uptake or carbon dioxide lossresultingin heat loss without necessarily increasing oxygen uptake or carbon dioxide loss

to a rise in PaCO2leadingto a rise in PaCO2

in the microcirculation by neutrophilsis createdin the microcirculation by neutrophils

from the great reduction in tidal volumeresultingfrom the great reduction in tidal volume

from pulmonary micro - thrombi , right heart failure or AT1 receptor - mediated pulmonary vasoconstrictionresultingfrom pulmonary micro - thrombi , right heart failure or AT1 receptor - mediated pulmonary vasoconstriction

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