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A physical therapist works with a patient in an intensive care unit. During the session the physical therapist hears the low pressure alarm of a mechanical ventilator. Which finding is MOST often associated with activation of the alarm?1.Change in patient position2.Pneumothorax3.Leak in the ventilator circuit4.Cough
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