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Name: in pulmonary embolism what happens to the vq ratio in the affected region group of answer choices remains the same decreases increases becomes zero 26949
Uploaded: 2023-08-17T03:26:59-08:00
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Channel: Madhur L
Description: in pulmonary embolism what happens to the vq ratio in the affected region group of answer choices remains the same decreases increases becomes zero 26949

Step 1: Understand the concept of V/Q ratio. The V/Q ratio refers to the ventilation-perfusion r

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00:01 Hello students, the question is conditions change from arterial to the venous end of the systemic capillaries.

00:08 We have to answer what happened to the percentage of oxyhemoglobin in the system capillaries.

00:27 We have given option a, it decreases and option b, it stays the same and option c, it increases.

00:41 So, out of the given options, if we see the at the arterial end of systemic capillaries, oxygen rich blood is delivered to the tissue.

00:52 Therefore, the percentage of oxyhemoglobin is at the high, it is at the high end or it is high at the arterial end...

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In pulmonary embolism, what happens to the V/Q ratio in the affected region? Group of answer choices Remains the same Decreases Increases Becomes zero

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In pulmonary embolism, what happens to the V/Q ratio in the affected region? Group of answer choices Remains the same Decreases Increases Becomes zero

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