The major pathologic or structural changes of the lungs associated with myasthenic crisis include:
1) alveolar consolidation.
2) airway obstruction.
3) mucus accumulation.
4) hyperinflation.

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In a myasthenic crisis, respiratory muscles weaken, leading to ineffective cough and mucus clearance, causing mucus accumulation and airway obstruction. Alveolar consolidation can occur due to atelectasis or infection secondary to mucus plugging.

The Major Pathologic or Structural Changes of the Lungs Associated