Respiratory Distress Becomes Progressively More Severe for a Dental Patient

question 5

Multiple Choice

Respiratory distress becomes progressively more severe for a dental patient with:

• A)heart failure as the dental chair is inclined toward a sitting up position
• B)heart failure as the dental chair is reclined toward the supine position
• C)asthma as the dental chair is reclined toward the supine position
• D)hyperventilation as the dental chair is reclined toward the supine position

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