respiration
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| What is tidal volume | the normal amount of air exhaled during resting breathing
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| what is the normal tidal volume | 500ml
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| What is minute respirator volume (MRV | The total amount of air a person breathed out during 1 minute.
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| How is MRV calculated? | MRV = TV x Respiratory Rate (number of breaths in 1 minute)
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| Whate is Expiratory reserve volume (ERV) | the amount of air forcibly exhaled after a normal exhalation has occurred
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| what is the normal ERV | 1200ml
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| What is Vital Capacity? | The total amount of air a person can exhale
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| what is the spirometry equation | VC = TV+IRV + ERV
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| What is quiet breathing | squeezing up with diaphragm
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| forced breathing | squeezing up with diaphragm and in with ribs
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| what is pulmonary ventilation | breathing
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| what is internal respiration or inspiration | when the air goes into the lungs
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| what is external respiration or expiration | when air passes out the lungs
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| what organs are used in inspiration | nose>pharynx>larynx>trachea>Bronchi>aveoli ducts>aveoli>blood
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| From lungs to blood chemistry | hhb>hbo2
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| from blood to tissue chemistry | hbo2> HHB + O2
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| From tissue to blood (waste chemistry) | CO2 + H2O > H2CO3 (makes carbonic acid)
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