THE EFFICIENCY OF NATURAL VENTILATION IS DETERMINED BY 1. the frequency of air exchange 2. the necessary volume of ventilation 3. the oxidation of air 4. the content of harmful substances in the air 5. carbon monoxide in the air

THE EFFICIENCY OF NATURAL VENTILATION IS DETERMINED BY 1. the frequency of air exchange 2. the necessary volume of ventilation 3. the oxidation of air 4. the content of harmful substances in the air 5. carbon monoxide in the air

Cardiopulmonary Anatomy & Physiology

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Author:Des Jardins, Terry.

Publisher:Des Jardins, Terry.

Chapter8: Ventilation-perfusion Relationships

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THE EFFICIENCY OF NATURAL VENTILATION IS DETERMINED BY
1. the frequency of air exchange
2. the necessary volume of ventilation
3. the oxidation of air
4. the content of harmful substances in the air
5. carbon monoxide in the air

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