In mechanical ventilation, the parameter used to control the amount of air delivered to the patient’s lungs is known as the .

Which of the following is a sign of adequate ventilation in a mechanically ventilated patient?

The most common mode of mechanical ventilation that allows the patient to take additional breaths is called .

In patients with ARDS, which lung protective strategy is recommended?

What is a key advantage of using VQ scintigraphy over CTPA?

Explain how different modes of mechanical ventilation may influence patient outcomes. Compare at least two modes.

Match the following imaging techniques with their primary advantages.

Compare and contrast the effectiveness of CTPA versus VQ scintigraphy in the assessment of patients with pulmonary pathology.

What future advancements in imaging technology may enhance the role of VQ scintigraphy and CTPA in pulmonary assessment?

VQ scintigraphy cannot be used in patients with chronic lung diseases.