SP - A along with other surfactant proteins and lipidspreventsthe alveoli
in the lungs of mammals(passive) are discoveredAlveoli
to effectively fulfill their function in gas exchange(passive) are specifically designedThe alveoli
an infection that is produced when the lungs are exposed to different germs than those that are normally found there(passive) caused byalveoli
of two cell types , type I and type II pneumocytes(passive) are composedAlveoli
a recurring entreaty by reason of the point that it is applicable to EmphysemaCausesThe Alveoli
hypoventilation , obstruction to airways , or compression Drug use ( especially sedatives ) , pneumonia , bed ridden , immobility , COPD , loss of elasticity due to aging(passive) caused byalveoli
a number of reasons , including bacterial lung infection(passive) is caused bythe alveoli
the cardiogenic pulmonary edemacausingthe cardiogenic pulmonary edema
pulmonary edema and drowningcausingpulmonary edema and drowning
in progressive respiratory distressresultingin progressive respiratory distress
in problems like emphysemaresultingin problems like emphysema
in reduced or absent gas exchangeresultingin reduced or absent gas exchange
to pneumomediastinum , subcutaneous emphysema and pneumothoraxleadingto pneumomediastinum , subcutaneous emphysema and pneumothorax
severe pulmonary edema and impaired oxygen uptakecausessevere pulmonary edema and impaired oxygen uptake
pulmonary edema ( Jardins 2013 , p. 239causingpulmonary edema ( Jardins 2013 , p. 239
normal gas exchange What causes atelectasispreventsnormal gas exchange What causes atelectasis
a decrease in respiratory function and often ... breathlessnesscausesa decrease in respiratory function and often ... breathlessness
alveolar collapse during respirationpreventingalveolar collapse during respiration
chronic shortness of breathcausingchronic shortness of breath
coughing and shortness of breathcausescoughing and shortness of breath
to compromised gas exchangeleadingto compromised gas exchange
to insufficient gas exchangeleadingto insufficient gas exchange
a decrease in respiratory function ( the way the lungs work ... and often , breathlessnesscausesa decrease in respiratory function ( the way the lungs work ... and often , breathlessness
to adult respiratory distress syndrome ( ARDS ) which can be fatalleadingto adult respiratory distress syndrome ( ARDS ) which can be fatal
to respiratory distress or even multi organ failureleadingto respiratory distress or even multi organ failure
to larger alveolar ducts , smaller alveoli , but no loss of elastic tissue or destruction of lung substance PO Robbins Obstructive emphysema •leadingto larger alveolar ducts , smaller alveoli , but no loss of elastic tissue or destruction of lung substance PO Robbins Obstructive emphysema •
to dysfunction of barrier function and formation of high permeability pulmonary edemaleadingto dysfunction of barrier function and formation of high permeability pulmonary edema
the alveoli to collapse and ending gas exchangecausingthe alveoli to collapse and ending gas exchange
in poor gas exchange Developsresultingin poor gas exchange Develops
it from collapsing.[22preventsit from collapsing.[22
in type 1 ( hypoxemic ) respiratory failure as in cases of pulmonary edema and severe pneumonia.[1 ] Hypoventilation : in which PaCO2 and PaO2 and alveolar - arterial PO2 gradient are normalresultin type 1 ( hypoxemic ) respiratory failure as in cases of pulmonary edema and severe pneumonia.[1 ] Hypoventilation : in which PaCO2 and PaO2 and alveolar - arterial PO2 gradient are normal
in interstitial and pulmonary oedemaresultingin interstitial and pulmonary oedema
collapse on expirationpreventingcollapse on expiration
lung collapsepreventslung collapse
to breathing difficultiesleadingto breathing difficulties
gas exchange in that part of the lungpreventgas exchange in that part of the lung
to emphysema and COPDTobacco and spontaneous abortionA number of studiesleadingto emphysema and COPDTobacco and spontaneous abortionA number of studies
to inadequate gas exchange ( O2 and CO2leadingto inadequate gas exchange ( O2 and CO2
in bloody sputumresultingin bloody sputum
airways to collapse during forced expiration typescauseairways to collapse during forced expiration types
in fluid in the lung ( pulmonary oedemaresultingin fluid in the lung ( pulmonary oedema
impaired gas exchange and pulmonary alveolar proteinosiscausingimpaired gas exchange and pulmonary alveolar proteinosis
in accumulation of air in the interstitial lung tissueresultingin accumulation of air in the interstitial lung tissue
to varying degrees of impairment in gas exchangeleadingto varying degrees of impairment in gas exchange
collapse or filling of fluidcausescollapse or filling of fluid
a decrease in respiratory function and breathlessnesscausesa decrease in respiratory function and breathlessness