The greater the ________ in the lungs, the ______ the compliance. a. resistance; higher b. resistance; lower c. surfacta...
The greater the ________ in the lungs, the ______ the compliance.
a. resistance; higher
b. resistance; lower
c. surfactant level; lower
d. surface tension; lower
e. surface tension; higher
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* The greater the surface tension in the lungs it lower the lung compliance.
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