Please answer question enclosed. Thanks Question 1Intrapleural pressure is always lower than intrapulmonary pressure. Which of the fo!lowing statement(s) about this is INCORRECT?It prevents collapsing of the lungs.a.If it becomes higher than intra-alveolar pressure, it collapses lung.Ob.It keeps lungs inflated.It is lower from the birth as it develops during embryonic condition.d.None of the above is INCORRECT.e.

Intrapleural pressure intrapleural pressure refers to the pressure within the pleural cavity.…

Intrapleural pressure is always lower than intrapulmonary pressure. Which of the follnwing statement(s) about this is INCORRECT? a. It prevents collapsing of the lungs. If it becomes higher than intra-alveolar pressure, it collapses lung. It keeps lungs inflated. it is lower from the birth as it develops during embryonic condition. Old. None of the above is INCORRECT. Oe.

Intrapleural pressure is always lower than intrapulmonary pressure. Which of the follnwing statement(s) about this is INCORRECT? a. It prevents collapsing of the lungs. If it becomes higher than intra-alveolar pressure, it collapses lung. It keeps lungs inflated. it is lower from the birth as it develops during embryonic condition. Old. None of the above is INCORRECT. Oe.

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