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To determine the effect of breath holding on the deposition of particles, the sedimentation efficiency, S, is defined as
To determine the effect of breath holding on the deposition of particles, the sedimentation efficiency, S, is defined as
Updated On: Jun 7, 2024
- S = (Distance the particle falls during breath holding) (Mean regional airway diameter)
- S = (Distance the particle falls during breath holding) × (Half the mean regional airway diameter)
- S = (Distance the particle falls during breath holding) + (Twice mean regional airway diameter)
- S = (Distance the particle falls during breath holding) - (Mean regional airway diameter)
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The correct option is (A): S = (Distance the particle falls during breath holding) (Mean regional airway diameter)
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