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## Pressure and Flow over Time The image shows two graphs. ### Pressure * The top graph shows pressure over time. * The pressure increases and plateaus before dropping back down again. * This pattern repeats, with each increase reaching a slightly higher pressure. * The graph shows a pressure...

## Pressure and Flow over Time The image shows two graphs. ### Pressure * The top graph shows pressure over time. * The pressure increases and plateaus before dropping back down again. * This pattern repeats, with each increase reaching a slightly higher pressure. * The graph shows a pressure rise as indicated by an arrow pointing up from the area of highest pressure to the label “Pressure Rise”. ### Flow * The bottom graph shows flow over time. * The flow is zero when the pressure is being maintained. * During the drop in pressure, a flow begins and increases before coming back down as the pressure returns to baseline. * This pattern repeats. * The graph shows “No flow during inspiration” as indicated by an arrow pointing to the area where flow is zero. * These graphs likely represent the relationship between pressure and flow during breathing.