Which of the following is consistent with the radiographic appearance after prolonged exposure to O₂?

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Prolonged exposure to O₂ would cause patchy infiltrates, which is an indication of interstitial lung disease. Air bronchograms are visible airways within areas of consolidation and pneumothorax is the presence of air outside the lung in the pleural space. A pulmonary abscess refers to a localized collection of pus within the lung, which is not consistent with the radiographic appearance after exposure to O₂.

Which of the Following Is Consistent with the Radiographic Appearance