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Haemoglobin
What chains make up hba2,
What chains makes up adult hb hba,
What chains make up foetal hb
17
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Blood Gas
What is tidal volume,
What is the functional residual c...,
What is the inspiratory reserve v...
19
cards
Pulmonary Mechanics
What muscles are used for expiration,
What muscles are used in inspiration,
What makes up the alveolar pressure
53
cards
Circulation
What is recruitment,
What happens to pulmonary vascula...,
What is distension
112
cards
Renal
What are the two theories of auto...,
What is autoregulation,
What is tubulogloermular feedback
107
cards
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