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Quick Scroll AIIMS 2005-anasthesia -physiological dead space 05.10.05 (3 years ago) #1
The physiologic dead space is decreased by:

1. Upright position.
2. Positive pressure ventilation.
3. Neck flexion.
4. Emphysema.


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Quick Scroll 05.11.05 (3 years ago) #3
manpreet i hope we r both right but i have not been able to get a reason or reference yet.can u help?
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