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answers hearest whole number (for example 88..not 88.0) Do not put any commas in your answers (for example is the answer is 1250 do not put 1,250) All answers will have one of the following units: mmHg ml ml/min g/L blood Your answer must include a number, followed by a space, followed by the units During a routine check-up Glenn's doctor suggested a pulmonary function test during which the following was determined. A check of reference material revealed his predicted vital capacity was 4540 ml. Body Mass = 78.6 kg Total lung capacity = 6250 ml Expiratory reserve volume = 1200 ml Residual volume = 1300 ml Inspiratory reserve volume = 3100 ml FEV1 = 4210 ml Breathing frequency = 13 breaths/min Anatomical dead space volume = 180 ml 1. What is Glenn's tidal volume? 2. What is his alveolar ventilation? 3. What is his FVC? 4. Does Glenn have a pulmonary disorder? If so, what is it? Answer one of the following (None, Restrictive, Obstructive, or Restrictive and Obstructive)

answers hearest whole number (for example 88..not 88.0) Do not put any commas in your answers (for example is the answer is 1250 do not put 1,250) All answers will have one of the following units: mmHg ml ml/min g/L blood Your answer must include a number, followed by a space, followed by the units During a routine check-up Glenn's doctor suggested a pulmonary function test during which the following was determined. A check of reference material revealed his predicted vital capacity was 4540 ml. Body Mass = 78.6 kg Total lung capacity = 6250 ml Expiratory reserve volume = 1200 ml Residual volume = 1300 ml Inspiratory reserve volume = 3100 ml FEV1 = 4210 ml Breathing frequency = 13 breaths/min Anatomical dead space volume = 180 ml 1. What is Glenn's tidal volume? 2. What is his alveolar ventilation? 3. What is his FVC? 4. Does Glenn have a pulmonary disorder? If so, what is it? Answer one of the following (None, Restrictive, Obstructive, or Restrictive and Obstructive)

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Round all answers to the nearest whole number (for example 88.not 88.0) Do not put any commas in your answers (for example is the answer is 1250 do not put 1,250) All answers will have one of the following units: mmHg ml ml/min g/L blood Your answer must include a number, followed by a space, followed by the units During a routine check-up Glenn's doctor suggested a pulmonary function test during which the following was determined. A check of reference material revealed his predicted vital capacity was 4540 ml. Body Mass = 78.6 kg Total lung capacity = 6250 ml Expiratory reserve volume = 1200 ml Residual volume = 1300 ml Inspiratory reserve volume = 3100 ml FEV1 = 4210 ml Breathing frequency = 13 breaths/min Anatomical dead space volume = 180 ml 1. What is Glenn's tidal volume? 2. What is his alveolar ventilation? 3. What is his FVC? Does Glenn have a pulmonary disorder? If so, what is it? Answer one of the following (None, Restrictive, Obstructive, or Restrictive and Obstructive) 4.
Transcribed Image Text:Round all answers to the nearest whole number (for example 88.not 88.0) Do not put any commas in your answers (for example is the answer is 1250 do not put 1,250) All answers will have one of the following units: mmHg ml ml/min g/L blood Your answer must include a number, followed by a space, followed by the units During a routine check-up Glenn's doctor suggested a pulmonary function test during which the following was determined. A check of reference material revealed his predicted vital capacity was 4540 ml. Body Mass = 78.6 kg Total lung capacity = 6250 ml Expiratory reserve volume = 1200 ml Residual volume = 1300 ml Inspiratory reserve volume = 3100 ml FEV1 = 4210 ml Breathing frequency = 13 breaths/min Anatomical dead space volume = 180 ml 1. What is Glenn's tidal volume? 2. What is his alveolar ventilation? 3. What is his FVC? Does Glenn have a pulmonary disorder? If so, what is it? Answer one of the following (None, Restrictive, Obstructive, or Restrictive and Obstructive) 4.
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