Air moves through a series of cavities, tubes, and openings Also known as inhalation Also known as exhalation Air moves from the lungs to the atmosphere Air is brought in from the atmosphere to the lungs Inspiration (1/2) Expiration (2/2)

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Q: The amount of air that a person normally cannot exhale at all is about 1200 mL. This is the…

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Q: List the approximate partial pressures for Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide:   Location O2 CO2…

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Q: Which of the following lung volumes can be measured using spirometry?  expiratory reserve volume…

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