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The intrapleural pressure is -4 mmhg relative to atmospheric and the transpulmonary pressure is 5 mmhg relative to atmospheric. atmospheric pressure is 750mmhg what is the intralveolar pressure? enter the actual value (not relative to atmospheric) as a number.

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