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Fakinsupa said:
I'm confident on 4.1 (I hope)

4.4 must be - b. Decreasing arterial O2 causing cerebral hypoxia and therefore lowered conscious level.
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probably better to look this one up, I don't have the resources handy I need to look this up and offer a definitive answer and I might be overlooking something.


Fakinsupa said:
Thanks very much, let me know what your homework is and I will help if I can
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Thanks,

I think I got it though.
 
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Was gonna provide you a link to stuff that might answer your question just so I know you do the work, but... maybe somebody will answer your questions at these other websites.

http://www.premed101.com/forums/showthread.php?p=572364
http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110422055550AAlFqkh

And that was one Google search. I wouldn't be surprised if you hit the other med sites I go to, lol. Just thought it was funny how much time you put into asking these instead of just doing it. If the answers you posted are what you got, I don't see why you need to post at a bunch of places with a bunch of nothing. It's not like people post up a blank Algebra homework and ask people to post answers so they can compare their answers. <_< A quick Google search will give you answers for all of these questions, and I haven't bumped into any that is contradicting to each other.

At least you finally did give us some answers though... Vene is leading you in the right direction. You should know that just about any forum like this won't give you answers (if the questions are presented like this), just guide you to it.
 
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Aprz said:
Was gonna provide you a link to stuff that might answer your question just so I know you do the work, but... maybe somebody will answer your questions at these other websites.

http://www.premed101.com/forums/showthread.php?p=572364
http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110422055550AAlFqkh

And that was one Google search. I wouldn't be surprised if you hit the other med sites I go to, lol. Just thought it was funny how much time you put into asking these instead of just doing it. If the answers you posted are what you got, I don't see why you need to post at a bunch of places with a bunch of nothing. It's not like people post up a blank Algebra homework and ask people to post answers so they can compare their answers. <_< A quick Google search will give you answers for all of these questions, and I haven't bumped into any that is contradicting to each other.

At least you finally did give us some answers though... Vene is leading you in the right direction. You should know that just about any forum like this won't give you answers (if the questions are presented like this), just guide you to it.
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Thanks for the links but thats where i'm now very confused from what I have research to what people say.

4.1 should be 90% of 760mmhg (less alveolar gases (co2 & h20) = 597mmhg

the reply for 4.2 he thinks 3L. Tidal volume is only .5L av. Total Lung capacity is 6L

Then there is this article http://chestjournal.chestpubs.org/content/126/5/1552.full.pdf

Trust me I have been researching.
 
Fakinsupa said:
Thanks for the links but thats where i'm now very confused from what I have research to what people say.

4.1 should be 90% of 760mmhg (less alveolar gases (co2 & h20) = 597mmhg

the reply for 4.2 he thinks 3L. Tidal volume is only .5L av. Total Lung capacity is 6L

Then there is this article http://chestjournal.chestpubs.org/content/126/5/1552.full.pdf

Trust me I have been researching.
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the dissociation between textbook information and research is about 5 years.

The textbook in school is usually the best resource.
 
Veneficus said:
the dissociation between textbook information and research is about 5 years.

The textbook in school is usually the best resource.
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So like me there are a few other people who are confued by these questions??
 
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