<prompt> True regarding type-III respiratory failure are all except: September 2009Also known as perioperative respiratory failureThere is impaired CNS drive to breatheOccurs as a result of atelectasisCan be managed conservatively  <response>: Ans. B: There is impaired CNS drive to breathe Type III respiratory failure occurs commonly in perioperative period as a result of lung atelectasis. After general anaesthesia, decrease in functional residual capacity leads to collapse of dependent lung units. Such atelectasis can be managed by frequent changes in position, chest physiotherapy, upright positioning and aggressive control of incisional pain. 