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Noelle Baird

8 July, 16:55

In pneumothorax and complete atelectasis involving the right lung:

a. interpleural pressure would increase toward atmospheric and transpulmonary pressure would become zero

b. intrapulmonary pressure and transpulmonary pressure would be negative

c. perfusion of the right lung would increase

d. transpulmonary pressure would increase

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