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Which gas law is applicable when considering Raw?
 
  a. Boyle's c. Poiseuille's
  b. Charles' d. Avogadro's

Question 2

Occlusion of the expiratory valve of the ventilator at the end of a tidal inspiration enables meas-urement of which of the following?
 
  a. Pplateau c. Maximum inspira-tory pressure
  b. Peak airway pres-sure d. Maximum expira-tory pressure



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Poiseuille's law states that a twofold decrease in airway diameter results in a 16-fold increase in Raw. Boyle's law and Charles' law address the relationships among pressure, volume, and tem-perature. Avogadro's law is concerned with the number of molecules in a volume of gas.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
Pplateau is measured during mechanical ventilation by temporarily occluding the expiratory valve of the ventilator at the end of a tidal inspiration and noting the new pressure level.



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