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lab 10 quiz

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define each: IC TV IRV ERV RV VC FRC TLC inspiratory capacity;tidal volume;inspiratory reserve volume;expiratory reserve volume;residual volume;vital capacity;functional residual capacity; total lung capacity
what is lung capacity & breathing necessary for to exchange "old" O2-poor air with "new" O2-rich air
tidal volume volume of air inspired or expired in a normal breathing cycle; expressed as L/breath
___x____=TMV (total minute volume (L/minute))=volume of air exhaled in 1 min TV (L/breath) x respiration rate (breaths/minute)
residual volume the amount of air that remains in the lungs after a forceful, maximum exhalation
what is the difference between total lung capacity and vital capacity? total lung capacity (TLC) is the maximum volume of air your lungs can hold, while vital capacity (VC) is the maximum amount of air you can forcibly exhale after a maximal inhalation
capacity sum of two or more volumes
look at slide 8, be able to recognize waves! get it girl
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