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Unlike a simple solenoid valve, a proportional solenoid valve can:
 A) open and close faster
  B) open in increments
  C) lock in the open or closed position
  D) none of the above


Q. 2  Which asthma pattern results in increased numbers of neutrophils and fewer numbers of eosinophils in the airway mucosa?
 A) intrinsic
  B) extrinsic
  C) sudden-onset
  D) slow-onset


Q. 3  Solenoid valves on mechanical ventilators may be:
 A) manually activated
  B) automated
  C) pressure activated
  D) all of the above


Q. 4  A patient in the emergency department is suspected of having acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). There is a great deal of fluid accumulation in the alveoli and distal airways, PaCO2 is 68mmHg, and pH is 7.24. A chest x-ray reveals diffuse infiltrates. In which phase of ARDS is this patient?
 A) Phase 1
  B) Phase 2
  C) Phase 3
  D) Phase 4
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I can see it now, thanks for clarifying
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Make sure to mark the topic solved
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