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| They uniformly reported that the technique decreases respiratory rate, (5-10) minute ventilation (VE), (8) and partial pressure of carbon dioxide in arterial blood (PaC[O. Therefore, activities with high minute ventilation such as running and cycling are more asthmagenic than sports with lower minute ventilation such as baseball and golf. necessary to cause infection produced per source per unit of time; t is the time of exposure per unit of time; p is the minute ventilation rate of the exposed susceptible hosts in volume per unit of time; and Q is the volumetric rate of fresh air ventilation that removes the infectious aerosol in volume per unit of time. |
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