Volume of air breathed in and out,while at rest is called
- AResidual volume
- BTidal volume
- CVital volume
- DTotal lung capacity
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The volume of air inspired or expired by a healthy man per minute is
The vital capacity of the lung is equal to: (in $, ml$)
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View Solution$A$ spirometer cannot be used to measure
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View SolutionMatch the items listed under Column-$I$ with those given under Column-$II$. Choose the appropriate option from the given choices.
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $A$. Residual volume $(RV)$ $p$. $4000 \text{ ml} - 4600 \text{ ml}$ $B$. Inspiratory Reserve Volume $(IRV)$ $q$. $1100 \text{ ml} - 1200 \text{ ml}$ $C$. Vital capacity $(VC)$ $r$. $1000 \text{ ml} - 1100 \text{ ml}$ $D$. Expiratory Reserve Volume $(ERV)$ $s$. $3000 \text{ ml} - 3500 \text{ ml}$ $E$. Inspiratory capacity $(IC)$ $t$. $2500 \text{ ml} - 3000 \text{ ml}$
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
|---|---|
| $A$. Residual volume $(RV)$ | $p$. $4000 \text{ ml} - 4600 \text{ ml}$ |
| $B$. Inspiratory Reserve Volume $(IRV)$ | $q$. $1100 \text{ ml} - 1200 \text{ ml}$ |
| $C$. Vital capacity $(VC)$ | $r$. $1000 \text{ ml} - 1100 \text{ ml}$ |
| $D$. Expiratory Reserve Volume $(ERV)$ | $s$. $3000 \text{ ml} - 3500 \text{ ml}$ |
| $E$. Inspiratory capacity $(IC)$ | $t$. $2500 \text{ ml} - 3000 \text{ ml}$ |
Define vital capacity. What is its significance?
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