Type 1 and Type 2 respiratory failure

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  1. 2. PaO2 < 8 kPa and PaCO2 < 6.5 kPa are hallmarks of what type of respiratory failure?
  2. 3. Which type results from alveolar hypoventilation?
  3. 5. What largely irradicated disease can lead to Type 2 RF due to neuromuscular diaphramatic weakness?
  4. 7. PaO2 < 8 kPa and PaCO2 > 6.5 kPa are hallmarks of what type of respiratory failure?
  5. 8. Which respiratory symptom is more pronounced in Type 1 due to hypoxemia?
  6. 9. What chronic respiratory disease often leads to Type 2 failure?
  7. 11. What cardiovascular sign may appear due to hypoxemia in Type 1?
  8. 14. Which mechanism failure in Type 2 reduces alveolar ventilation?
  9. 15. What gas is always low in Type 1 respiratory failure?
  10. 16. What gas is elevated in Type 2 respiratory failure?
  11. 17. Which acute cause of Type 1 respiratory failure results from sudden obstruction of pulmonary arteries?
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  1. 1. What respiratory response in Type 1 respiratory failure often lowers CO₂?
  2. 4. What diffusion-limiting disease commonly causes Type 1 failure?
  3. 6. What breathing pattern may be seen in Type 2 due to muscle fatigue?
  4. 9. What skin discoloration may appear in severe Type 1 hypoxemia?
  5. 10. What acid–base disturbance is associated with acute Type 2 respiratory failure?
  6. 12. What neurological symptom commonly appears in Type 2 due to hypercapnia?
  7. 13. Which type of respiratory failure is primarily caused by V/Q mismatch?