MCAT Practice · Fluids
MCAT Question: A person inhales deeply, causing the volume of their lungs…
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A person inhales deeply, causing the volume of their lungs to increase from 2 liters to 4 liters. If the pressure inside the lungs decreases from 760 mmHg to 380 mmHg, what is the change in the pressure difference across the alveoli during this inhalation?
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