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Lab 7- Spirometry Flashcards

1
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RR

A

respiration rate

number of breaths per minute

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MV

A

minute ventilation

volume of air moved in one minute

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3
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TV

A

tidal volume- .5 L

volume of air inspired or expired during a normal breath

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ERV

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expiratory reserve volume- 1.5 L

additional volume of air that can be expired after a normal breath

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IRV

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inspiratory reserve volume- 2.5 L

additional volume of air that can be inspired after a normal breath

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VC

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vital capacity- 4.5 L
maximum amount of air that can be moved in a max exhalation
VC = TV + IRC + ERV

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7
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TLC

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total lung capacity- 5.5 L
maximum amount of air that can be present in lungs
TLC = VC + RV

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SVC

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slow vital capacity

volume of air that can expired at a normal rate after max inhalation

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FVC

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forced vital capacity

volume of air that can expired by the quickest possible exhalation after a max inhalation (loop)

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FEV1

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forced expiratory volume

volume of air moved during the first second of FVC

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MVV

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maximum voluntary ventilation

max volume of air that can be moved on expiration while breathing deeply and as rapidly as possible

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RV

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residual volume- 1 L

volume of air present in lungs at the end of forceful expiration

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AVR

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alveolar ventilation rate

amount of air available for gaseous exchange in alveoli

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ADS

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anatomical dead space

volume of air present in conducting zone not available for gaseous exchange

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15
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avg ADS

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0.15 L

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16
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what value should be the same as FVC

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VC

17
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cellular respiration

A

within mitochondria

18
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internal respiration

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within systemic capillary

body tissue

19
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external respiration

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happens with environment

20
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how to calculate AVR

A

(RR) X (TV - dead space [0.15 L])

21
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between MV and AVR which is more important?

A

AVR

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