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Old 09-20-2006, 08:50 PM
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patient with COPD will have problem with what?

A- elastasa
B-compliance
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i would say that the patient will have problems with the elastase. there will also be a decrease in recoiling. in copd they have no problems breathing but breathing out.
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you are doing great st_55, also remember that the compliance will be elevate
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