A male patient has the following respiratory values. What is the patient's calculated total lung capacity...
A male patient has the following respiratory values. What is the patient's calculated total lung capacity (TLC)?
Tidal volume (TV) = 512 ml
Expiratory reserve volume (ERV) = 1245 ml
Vital capacity (VC) = 4732 ml
Homework Answers
Tidal volume (TV) ,= 512 ml
Expiratory reserve volume (ERV) = 1245 ml
Vital capacity (VC) = 4732 ml
total volume of lungs is sum of vital capacity & residual volume: TLC = VC + RV+TV
=4372 + 1245 + 512 =6129 ml
the patient's calculated total lung capacity=6129 ml
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