2. The same subject’s measured volumes and capacities are as follows: a. TLC = 5500 ml...
2. The same subject’s measured volumes and capacities are as follows: a. TLC = 5500 ml b. IRV = 2200 ml c. ERV = 1500 ml d. VT = 650 ml i. What is his VC in ml?
Homework Answers
ANSWER.
2) Calculation of VC in ml.
Formula
VC = TV + IRV + ERV
Here
TV(Tidal volume) = 650 ml.
IRV(Inspiratory reserve volume) = 2200 ml.
ERV(Expiratory reserve volume) = 1500 ml.
As per above formula
VC = 650 + 2200 + 1500
= 4350 ml.
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