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    When the Pressure in the Lung Is Greater Than Atmospheric
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When the Pressure in the Lung Is Greater Than Atmospheric

Question 72

Question 72

Multiple Choice

When the pressure in the lung is greater than atmospheric pressure:


A) inspiration occurs.
B) expiration occurs.
C) lung tissue has collapsed.
D) the bronchioles are obstructed.

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