pirometry #3: Assume this athlete was 360 pounds and 6 foot 8 inches tallCalculate TV, Breathing Rate, MRV, IRV, VC, ERV, FEV1 (L) and FEV1 (expressed as a percent of VC). Are thesevalues normal, low or higher than average? Show math, scales, and answer (liters, breaths/min, %FEV1) for thisrecording: Liter Scale Four TVs IRV FEV19 Liter-TVsERV6L3LOL1-0SecI-30SecScale: Volume-liters=TV:ERV:FEV₁(L)Breathing Rate:I-60 SecI-90 Sec_mmRate:seconds =_mm paperIRV:VC:%FEV1.MRV:Is each value normal, low or higher than average?Any reason to think this person has asthma? Why or why not?

Step 1: Establish the scaleFrom the vertical scale (y-axis):Each major division = 3 Liters (0L to 3L…

Answered: Liter Scale Four TVs IRV FEV1 9 Liter-…

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pirometry #3: Assume this athlete was 360 pounds and 6 foot 8 inches tall
Calculate TV, Breathing Rate, MRV, IRV, VC, ERV, FEV1 (L) and FEV1 (expressed as a percent of VC). Are these
values normal, low or higher than average? Show math, scales, and answer (liters, breaths/min, %FEV1) for this
recording: