Lung volume Clinical reserve A. Vital Capacity 1. Volume of air remaining after normal exhalation B. Residual Volume 2. Indicator of respiratory muscle strength C. Functional Residual Capacity 3. Maximum volume of air the lungs can hold D.

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Lung volume Clinical reserve A. Vital Capacity 1. Volume of air remaining after normal exhalation B. Residual Volume 2. Indicator of respiratory muscle strength C. Functional Residual Capacity 3. Maximum volume of air the lungs can hold D. Total Lung Capacity 4. Cannot be measured by spirometry

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Correct answer: B. A-2;B-4;C-1;D-3

Vital capacity is an indicator of respiratory muscle strength. Residual volume cannot be measured by spirometry. Functional residual capacity is the volume of air remaining after normal exhalation. Total lung capacity is the maximum volume of air the lungs can hold.

Lung volume Clinical reserve A. Vital Capacity 1. Volume of air remaining after normal exhalation B. Residual Volume 2. Indicator of respiratory muscle strength C. Functional Residual Capacity 3. Maximum volume of air the lungs can hold D. Total Lung Capacity 4. Cannot be measured by spirometry

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