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← Human Body & HealthWhich outcome arises when partial airway obstruction increases pulmonary ventilation workload?
A)Increased wasted ventilation ventilation rate✓
B)Greater blood-brain barrier permeability
C)Enhanced alveolar carbon dioxide elimination
D)Reduced lung lymphatic system drainage
💡 Explanation
Reduced ventilation effectiveness increases wasted ventilation because ventilation increases work but not oxygenation; therefore, alveolar oxygen transfer diminishes rather than being maintained and blood-brain barrier features are unrelated here.
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