Restrictive airway diseases
increase the compliance of the lung
decrease the compliance of the lung
increase the lung volume
decrease the work of breathing

decrease the work of breathing

Explanation:

Restrictive airway diseases may be caused by interstitial diseases such as pulmonary fibrosis. These diseases are characterized by non-respiratory conditions that secondarily impede pulmonary expansion, such as muscle weakness, pleural diseases, obesity or kyphoscoliosis; and / or those that directly affect lung function, causing long-term hypercapnic respiratory failure.

Restrictive airway diseases refer to a group of thoracic deformities that result in inefficient coupling between the respiratory muscles and the rib cage. In general, disorders are characterized by a restrictive defect and share the potential for long-term hypercapnic respiratory failure.

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