Match what develops in the oxygen indices of patients with pulmonary edema to the items listed below. Items may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
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Definitions:
Slopes Downward
Describes a line or curve on a graph that decreases in value as it moves from left to right, indicating a negative relationship between two variables.
Curve
A line on a graph, which may be curved or straight, that depicts a relationship between two variables.
Two-Dimensional Graph
A visual representation of data on two axes, typically used to display the relationship between two variables.
Zero Slope
A characteristic of a line on a graph indicating that there is no change in the variable measured on the y-axis for any change in the variable on the x-axis.
Q6: PCWP<br>A)Normal<br>B)Decreases<br>C)Increases
Q7: Pulmonary capillary congestion<br>A)YES-This is associated with pulmonary
Q17: Excessive Bronchial Secretions Clinical Scenario<br>A)YES-This is associated
Q34: O<sub>2</sub>ER<br>A)Normal<br>B)Increases<br>C)Decreases<br>D)Normal or decreased<br>E)Normal or increased
Q35: CI<br>A)Normal<br>B)Decreases<br>C)Increases
Q43: What is the normal hydrostatic pressure in
Q54: Granulomas<br>A)YES-This is associated with pneumonia.<br>B)NO-This is not
Q62: Atelectasis<br>A)YES-This is associated with pleural disease.<br>B)NO-This is
Q71: FEV<sub>T</sub><br>A)Normal<br>B)Decreases<br>C)Increases<br>D)Normal or decreased<br>E)Normal or increased
Q71: MVV<br>A)Normal<br>B)Decreases<br>C)Increases<br>D)Normal or decreased<br>E)Normal or increased