Question: Examplity Spirometry Measurements Are Taken From An Individual Based In The Measurements Below, Which Of The Following Is Closest To The Patient's Total Lung Capacity? Vital Capacity: 3.8L Tidal Volume: 0.4L Inspiratory Reserve Volume 1.5L Expiratory Reserve Volume: 1.9L Residual Volume: 0.8 L 20 22 Answer A E 22 A 72 24 8 3.4L 25 C4.6 L 27 D 7.6L 20 ...

Question: Examplity Spirometry Measurements Are Taken From An Individual Based In The Measurements Below, Which Of The Following Is Closest To The Patient’s Total Lung Capacity? Vital Capacity: 3.8L Tidal Volume: 0.4L Inspiratory Reserve Volume 1.5L Expiratory Reserve Volume: 1.9L Residual Volume: 0.8 L 20 22 Answer A E 22 A 72 24 8 3.4L 25 C4.6 L 27 D 7.6L 20 …

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Examplity Spirometry measurements are taken from an individual Based in the measurements below, which of the following is closest to the patient’s total lung capacity? Vital capacity: 3.8L Tidal volume: 0.4L Inspiratory reserve volume 1.5L Expiratory reserve volume: 1.9L Residual volume: 0.8 L 20 22 Answer A E 22 A 72 24 8 3.4L 25 C4.6 L 27 D 7.6L 20 E 3.8L Previous 2. R 5 N C z

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