CH7 measuring process of breathing Flashcards

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What is a peak flow meter

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  • measures rate at which air can be expelled from lungs
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What is a spirometer

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  • measures different aspects of lung volume
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3
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What is tidal volume

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  • volume of air that moves into and out of lungs with each resting breath
  • around 500cm cubed in most adults at rest
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4
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What is vital capacity

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  • volume of air that can be breathed in when the strongest possible exhalation is followed by deepest possible inhalation
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5
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What is inspiratory reserve volume

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  • maximum volume of air you can breathe in over a normal inhalation
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What is expiratory reserve volume

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  • extra amount of air you can force out of lungs over and above normal tidal volume
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What is residual volume

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  • volume of air left in lungs when you have exhaled as hard as possible
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What is total lung capacity

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Sum of vital capacity and residual volume

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9
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What is breathing rate

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Number of breaths per minute

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10
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What is ventilation rate

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Total volume of air inhaled over one minute

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