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what is the tidal volume of the lungs
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500mL in males and females
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what is the inspiratory reserve volume
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M-3100mL
F-1900mL |
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what is the expiratory reserve volume
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M-1200mL
F-700mL |
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what is the residual volume
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M-1200mL
F-1100mL |
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what is the inspiratory capacity
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M-3600mL
F-2400mL |
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What is the functional residual capacity
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M-2400mL
F-1800mL |
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what is and how do you find vital capacity (forced)
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VC=IRV+TV+ERV
M-4800 F-3100 |
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what is the total lung capacity
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M-6000mL
F-4200mL |
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how do you calculate minute respiratory volume (MRV)
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Tidal Volume x Respiratory Rate
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What are the physical characteristics of a urinalysis
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volume(polyuria, oligouria), color, turbidity, odor, specific gravity
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what is the chemical analysis parts of a UA
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pH, glycosuria(glucose), Ketonuria(fatty acids), hemoglobinuria, hematuria (blood cells), bilirubinuria, pyuria (pus)
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