Respiratory Values and Capacities Flashcards

(8 cards)

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Q

Define TIDAL VOLUME

A

Amount of air that is inspired/expired at rest

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Define RESIDUAL VOLUME

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Volume of air left in lungs after Maximal Respiration

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Define VITAL CAPACITY

A
  • Greatest amount of air that can forcibly be exhaled
  • After Maximal Inhalation
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4
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Define INSPIRATORY CAPACITY

A
  • Maximum volume of air inspired
  • After resting expiratory level to full inflation
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5
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Define INSPIRATORY RESERVE VOLUME

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  • Difference between normal and Maximal Inspiration
  • Or amount of extra air inhaled after a forceful inspiration
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Define EXPIRATORY RESERVE VOLUME

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Difference between normal and maximal expiration

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Define FUNCTIONAL RESIDUAL CAPACITY

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  • Volume of air remaining in lungs
  • At the end of passive expiration
  • FRC=ERV+RV
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Define TOTAL LUNG CAPACITY. What is the EQUATION?

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  • Total amount of air the lungs can hold
  • TCL=VC+RV
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