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Respiratory Volumes

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Chapter 22: The Respiratory System

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How do we describe disease-specific changes in respiratory function? March 20 and 22

How do we describe disease-specific changes in respiratory function? March 20 and 22. How does the Bohr Effect improve oxygen delivery to a tissue that is working? What are the typical lung volumes? What are the three kinds of pneumothorax?

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Chapter 22: Respiratory System

Chapter 22: Respiratory System. Respiratory Volumes. Respiratory Volumes and Capacities. Respiratory volumes ? The amount of air that is flushed in and out of the lungs Respiratory capacities ? Specific sums of the respiratory volumes Spirometer ? measures respiratory volumes.

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How do we describe disease-specific changes in respiratory function? 3/2 and 3/4

How do we describe disease-specific changes in respiratory function? 3/2 and 3/4. Friday Lab 7-7:50 am we can review spirometry for the lecture assignment and lab exam. How does the Bohr Effect improve oxygen delivery to a tissue that is working? What are the typical lung volumes?

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Chapter 23, part 3

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Biophysics of breathing. Spirography

Lectures on Medical Biophysics Department of Biophysics, Medical Faculty, Masaryk University in Brno. Biophysics of breathing. Spirography. Lecture outline.

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Lab Ex 54 & 55: Breathing Volumes & Capacities

Lab Ex 54 & 55: Breathing Volumes & Capacities. Respiratory Volumes. Tidal Volume (TV). Inspiratory Reserve Volume (IRV). Expiratory Reserve Volume (ERV). Residual Volume (RV). Vital Capacity (VC) . Total Lung Capacity (TLC) . Minute Respiratory Volume (MRV).

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Respiratory Volumes

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Spirometry Nevada Health Science

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Gas Partial Pressures in Atmospheric Air ( Total Pressure = 760 mm Hg at Sea Level)

Gas Partial Pressures in Atmospheric Air ( Total Pressure = 760 mm Hg at Sea Level). CO 2. O 2. mm Hg. mm Hg. H 2 O. mm Hg. N 2. mm Hg. Respiratory Volumes (for a typical young man). 6000. Inspiratory Reserve Volume = 3100 ml. Volume of Air (ml). 3000. Tidal Volume = 500 ml. 2400.

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