Ventilation (V) Perfusion (Q) Coupling

In this mini-lecture, Dr Mike explains what ventilation perfusion coupling (also know as V/Q ratio) is. He also highlights its clinical importance!

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[alaabukhari]

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[MegaDreamOo]

Outstanding as usual Dr.Mike.
One more point: when there is a blockage in the perfusion, our pulmonary arteries dilate to match the ventilation rate.

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What an impressive method of lecturing! Thanks a lot 👍.

[colamember]

Greatly explained, Doc. 👍🏾
Can you please demonstrate when there's a mismatch? Thanks .

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