What Do You Know About V/Q Mismatch?
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A V/Q mismatch induces one very serious condition. Can you tell us what you know about this anomaly? Do you know what's v, q and what happens after this mismatch?
- 1.What does the V stand for?
- A.
Veins
- B.
Ventilation
- C.
Varicose vein
- 2.What does the P stand for?
- A.
Polycystic
- B.
Pressure
- C.
Perfusion
- 3.What does it mean when we say Q?
- A.
It considers the blood that reaches the alveoli
- B.
It considers the blood that reaches the heart
- C.
It considers the blood that can't coagulate
- 4.What does a V/Q mismatch produce?
- A.
Type 2 respiratory failure
- B.
Type 1 respiratory failure
- C.
Type 2 respiratory failure
- 5.What are the oxygen and carbon dioxide rates when the failure happens?
- A.
They can't be kept at the same level
- B.
They're the same
- C.
Both carbon dioxide and oxygen leave the body within one hour
- 6.What's the measuring instrument for V/Q ratio?
- A.
A ventilation/perfusion digital scale
- B.
A ventilation/perfusion meter
- C.
A ventilation/perfusion scan
- 7.Type 1 respiratory failure induces low level of oxygen in blood called...?
- A.
Avixemia
- B.
Hypoxemia
- C.
Hyperxemia
- 8.If a v/q mismatch happens, what happens to lungs?
- A.
The right lung only gets oxygen and enough blood
- B.
The left lung only gets oxygen and enough blood
- C.
Some parts of it receive oxygen but not enough to absorb it
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