Okay, welcome my name is Devine. This is episode 410 of the Devine Intervention

Podcasts. In today's podcast we're going to be a continental pulmonary

path of physiology series. This is going to be Series 7 and we will be discussing a host of

things relating to gas pressures. So let's just go ahead and jump right into it. So the thing is the goal first and

foremost with this pulmonary path of physiology series is to just really get you to understand

pulmonology on a deep level.

In my experience teaching and working with lots of students,

I've seen that one of the biggest holes

that people have in their knowledge is just poem.

Many people just memorize poem.

They don't really understand it.

Whenever you get a basic poem question, they get it right.

But once they get a question that is anything but basic, they just almost by default

get it wrong. So the goal of these podcasts is to prevent you from being in that second category.

Pomonology is actually one of these things that is relatively easy to understand,

especially when you can make integrations and you can see for what it is,

especially with a lot of analogies. So let's just continue. So today

we're going to look at a lot of gas pressures and we're going to look at like pulmonary

circulation. So the thing is the way blood flows in your lungs is very unique in many respects

compared to the systemic circulation. And today I'm actually going to try to bring in a lot of pathology as we go along, right?

So the thing is your pulmonary vessels at baseline, you'll print under very low pressures.

In fact, is the only blood

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