'Inspiratory capacity' diaporamas de présentation

LUNG EXPANSION IS, PAP , PEP, IPPB, IPV, PEEP/CPAP and BIPAP

LUNG EXPANSION IS, PAP , PEP, IPPB, IPV, PEEP/CPAP and BIPAP. Atelectasis. Causes Surgery Upper abdominal surgery risk greater than lower abdominal Thoracic surgery. Atelectasis. Causes Obesity Neuromuscular disorders Sedation. Atelectasis. Causes Spinal cord injuries

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PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS Dr. Pooja Chopra

PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS Dr. Pooja Chopra. poojadeep_dreamsin@yahoo.co.in. PFT tracings have: Four Lung volumes : tidal volume, inspiratory reserve volume, expiratory reserve volume, and residual volume

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Biology 224 Human Anatomy and Physiology II Week 3; Lecture 2; Monday Dr. Stuart S. Sumida

Biology 224 Human Anatomy and Physiology II Week 3; Lecture 2; Monday Dr. Stuart S. Sumida. Structure of the Lung Biomechanics of Breathing. Diaphragm: Derived from hypaxial musculature of cervical segments.

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L-7 Respiratory System Functional Anatomy and Respiratory Volume

L-7 Respiratory System Functional Anatomy and Respiratory Volume. Dr Than Kyaw 26 March 2012. Topics (general outline). Introduction Functional anatomy Pulmonary ventilation Exchange of gases through pulmonary membrane V/Q ratio Regulation of respiration

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Ventilation: the Mechanics of Breathing

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2012 Step 1 Review: The Respiratory System

2012 Step 1 Review: The Respiratory System. Mike Keller. Respiratory. General Comments Anatomy Chest Wall Mechanics Hemoglobin Physiology Hypoxemia Obstructive vs Restrictive Lung Disease Lung Cancer. Anatomy. Conducting vs. Respiratory Zone

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Which structure is not part of the lower respiratory system?

Which structure is not part of the lower respiratory system?. Larynx Pharynx Trachea Bronchi. Which structure is the final part of the conduction portion of the respiratory tract?. Alveolar sacs Tertiary bronchi Respiratory bronchioles Terminal bronchioles.

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?????? Determination of Pulmonary Function

?????? Determination of Pulmonary Function. ????????. ????. ???????????????????? ??????? (TV) ???? (VC) ?????? (FVC) ?????. ?? : ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ? ??? ??? ? ??? ?????? ????????? ? ??? ?????????????. ??????????.

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RESPIRATION

RESPIRATION. ACTIVITY 1. Write down as many terms as you can that are used to describe the respiratory system Bullet point your answers. The air continues into many branching airways known as the bronchial tree. The trachea and bronchi have supporting cartilage to keep the airways open.

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Bio102 Laboratory 9 Respiratory Physiology: Vital Capacity Effect of CO 2 on Breathing

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Bio102 Laboratory 9 Respiratory Physiology: Vital Capacity Effect of CO 2 on Breathing

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Bio212 Laboratory 6 Respiratory Anatomy Respiratory Physiology Vital Capacity

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SPIROMETRY ( Pulmonary Function Testing)

SPIROMETRY ( Pulmonary Function Testing). By: A.Bolouri MD. SPIROMETRY:. Measuring Lung Volumes & Capacities. Inspiratory Capacity. VC. TV. TLC. ERV. Functional Residual Capacity. RV. Lung Volumes.

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Lung Volumes and Capacities

Lung Volumes and Capacities. The total volume contained in the lung at the end of a maximal inspiration is subdivided into volumes and subdivided into capacities. There are 4 volume subdivisions. They do not overlap They can not be further divided When added together equal total lung capacity.

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Respiratory Volumes

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