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Respiratory System: Lung Capacities and Volumes, Lecture notes of Nursing

MGM Institute of Health SciencesNursing

A table with different lung capacities and volumes related to the respiratory system. It explains the amount of air that a person can inhale and exhale, the residual volume of air that remains in the lungs, and the lung capacity. It also defines the ventilation process and the alveolar exchange of air. a summary of the respiratory system and its functions.

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Available from 07/22/2022

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