ARDS can result from the inhalation of all of:
1) FIO₂ >0.60 for prolonged exposure.
2) nitrogen dioxide.
3) very dry air.
4) chlorine gas.

Question

ARDS can result from the inhalation of all of: 1) FIO₂ >0.60 for prolonged exposure. 2) nitrogen dioxide. 3) very dry air. 4) chlorine gas.

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ARDS (Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome) can result from the inhalation of harmful substances, including high concentrations of oxygen (FIO₂ >0.60 for prolonged exposure), nitrogen dioxide, and chlorine gas. Very dry air is not typically associated with the development of ARDS.

ARDS Can Result from the Inhalation of All Of