Capacity and volumes Flashcards

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What is lung volume?

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Lung volume refers to how much air the lungs can hold. The greater the volume of the lungs the more they can hold.

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What is Tidal Volume?

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Tidal Volume refers to the amount of air inhaled and exhaled in the average breath.

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What is vital Capacity?

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Vital Capacity is the amount of air the lungs can expire after after the maximum they can inspire.

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Why is your breathing shallower and slower during rest?

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Your breathing is shallower and slower during rest because of the smaller demand for energy. Therefore less air containing oxygen needs to be breathed in.

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How can you improve your lung functions and volumes?

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Diaphragmatic breathing can also help improve the functions of lungs as well as the different amounts of air it can hold.

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How can you strengthen your diaphragm?

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Diaphragmatic breathing is a the of breathing that helps strengthen your diaphragm.

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