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ventilation

Alternative term for breathing.



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(4,12) During HFCWO, pendelluft may increase the recirculation of air, thereby increasing alveolar ventilation for previously closed or underventilated lung units.
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3] doses to the respiratory epithelial lining fluid (RELF) due to higher alveolar ventilation produced by increased tidal volumes and decreased ascorbic acid levels in the RELF.
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Therefore, the transition from one of these states to another involves a shift in the neural and neuromuscular mechanisms that maintain alveolar ventilation.
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