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| Tidal volume | The small amount of air that moves in and out of our lungs at rest. About 500 ml.
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| Vital capacity | The maximum amount of air that can be moved in and out of the lungs in a single breath.
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| Inspiratory reserve volume | Caused by forced inspiration where more air is inhaled beyond the tidal volume
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| Expiratory reserve volume | Forcing more air out beyond the tidal volume.
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| Residual volume | The air that remains in the alveoli after expiration. Around 1,000 ml.
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| Primary respiratory center | located in the medulla oblonngata of the brain.
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| Pons | Part of the brain stem that regulates automatic rhythmic breathing.
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| Eupnea | The pattern of normal quiet breathing.
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