Type II of Paradoxical Breathing Characterized by Intact Upper Respiratory

question 11

Multiple Choice

Type II of paradoxical breathing characterized by intact upper respiratory muscles.Why does this type of breathing usually require some form of ventilatory support?

• A) The abdominals are insufficient to control the pull of the upper respiratory muscles.
• B) Decreases in postural control do not allow for proper filling of air space.
• C) The abdomen is drawn inward because of weakness and is unable to oppose the pull of the diaphragm.
• D) The accessory muscles are not designed to meet the needs of long-term ventilation.

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