lung liquid is reabsorbed - chest compression squeezes out a third of the fluid, adrenalin promotes reabsorption of the rest.
surfactant is released, triggered by adrenalin and steroids. Synthesis is also begun.
a fall in the capillary pressure of the lungs occurs with the expansion of the alveoli, and the vasodilatory effect of oxygen. Other circulatory changes take place - physiological closure of the ductus arteriosus and foramen ovale, such that whole of the cardiac output flows via lungs
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