Fig. 13.22. Figure 13.19 At end of normal tidal expiration Tidal inspiration.

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Figure At end of normal tidal expiration Tidal inspiration

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Pulmonary Functions Test

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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease COPD

FEV 1 /FVC

Hyperbaric chambers

Fig Any change in ventilation changes both Oxygen AND CO 2

Fig Partial pressure is the same but Oxygen content is not. Oxygen bound to Hb does not exert a partial pressure

Hyperbaric chamber

Summit of Mt. Everest 8848 m =29,028 ft Arterial PO2 calculated to be 28 mmHg.