Why Did the Use of Intermittent Positive-Pressure Breathing Decline in the 1980s

question 51

Multiple Choice

Why did the use of intermittent positive-pressure breathing decline in the 1980s?

• A) Due to a lack of scientific evidence to support its use for delivering aerosolized medication
• B) Due to its cost of implementation
• C) Due to its complexity
• D) Replaced by newer technology

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Definitions:

Intraocular Pressure

The fluid pressure inside the eye, important for maintaining eye shape and proper function; abnormalities can indicate glaucoma.

Aqueous Produced

Refers to the production of aqueous humor, a clear fluid in the eye that maintains eye pressure and provides nutrients to avascular areas.

Anterior Chamber

The fluid-filled space between the cornea and the iris in the eye, playing a key role in maintaining intraocular pressure.

Corneal Light Reflex

The reflection of light off the cornea of the eye, used to assess the balance and alignment of the eyes.