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Lung Volumes and Capacities

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Volume   The amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object or region of space, expressed in cubic units.  
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Capacity   The ability to receive, hold, or absorb: The maximum amount that can be contained.  
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TIDAL VOLUME (Vt)   Most common volume that RCPs deal with on a daily basis is _____. Amount of volume you have going in and out with every breathe.  
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FRC (Functional Residual Capacity)   Most common capacity that we deal with is ____ A tool used to help a patient oxygenate.  
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TLC   total lung capacity - 6000mL  
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oxygenatin   O2  
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Ventilation   CO2  
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IRV   Ispiratory reserve volume - 3100mL  
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ERV   Expiratory reserve volume - 1200mL  
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RV   Residual Volume - 1200mL. unable to be measured directly. It can never be exhaled in order to help with the next inhalation.  
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Normal Tidal volume   about 500mL  
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IC   Inspiratory capacity - about 3600mL  
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FRC   Functinal residual capacity - 2400mL  
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VC   Vital capacity - 4800mL  
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how do you measure RV?   Helium Dilution Method Nitrogen Washout Method Body Plethysmographic Method (Body Box)  
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The higher FRC is   the more likely you are to retain CO2  
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restrictive disease   cause low lung volumes and low cause low capacities. Ex. kyphoscoliosis.  
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