ohn has a vital capacity of 4.1 L ,   a residual volume of 0.9 L  ,  a tidal volume of 450 ml,   an anatomical dead space volume of 140 ml,  and a breathing frequency of 14 breaths per minute    Question 1. What is his minute volume in ml/min? Round to the nearest whole number

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