Blood pressure in all pulmonary capillaries

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Question: Suppose if the blood pressure in all pulmonary capillaries is the same, would you expect the capillaries to be open or collapsed?
Question: If all pulmonary capillaries are open when lying down, what is the functional effect on the diffusion of O2 and CO2?

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