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13 years ago
I really need the answer to Activity 1 Measuring Respiratory  Volumes  #6
Compute the minute respiratory volume (MRV) using the following formula
MRV = TV  X  BPM (breathes per minute)
 MRV____ml/min


plz  help  Neutral Face
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13 years ago
Unfortunately all I have is this!

Activity 1: Measuring Respiratory Volumes (pp. 86–88)

7. Expiratory reserve volume (ERV) does not include tidal volume
Expiratory reserve volume is the amount of air that can be expelled after a normal tidal
exhalation. This means that tidal volume is not included in the ERV measurement.

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13 years ago
Thks 4 replying so fast  ,you make this course a little less stressful even if i don't get the  answers
to every question.I appreciate your time as well as everyone on this forum. just wanted to say that  Kissing Face with Closed Eyes
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13 years ago
Quote from: jennE (13 years ago)
Thks 4 replying so fast  ,you make this course a little less stressful even if i don't get the  answers
to every question.I appreciate your time as well as everyone on this forum. just wanted to say that  Kissing Face with Closed Eyes

lol aren't you a cutie... thanks!
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13 years ago
well thank you ,i am a cutie...but im no Katie Holmes, which now i must say your profile pic  is nice Wink Face
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#5
13 years ago
the answer is 7500
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#6
13 years ago
I know that it was in Feb but just adding more if anyone else have trouble

I got 7500 as well. I think that the breathing freq is 15 = the pump rate
and tidal volume taken form data is 500

MRV = TV  X  BPM (breathes per minute)
 MRV____ml/min

MRV = 500 X 15
MRV = 7500
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13 years ago
Quote from: Rabbit (13 years ago)
I know that it was in Feb but just adding more if anyone else have trouble

I got 7500 as well. I think that the breathing freq is 15 = the pump rate
and tidal volume taken form data is 500

MRV = TV  X  BPM (breathes per minute)
 MRV____ml/min

MRV = 500 X 15
MRV = 7500

Never hurts to add more information thanks Rabbit!
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#8
12 years ago
Thank you so much for the "later" post just could not figure out how to get MRV:)
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#9
12 years ago
thank you all of you guys. because of you I have a better understanding of physioEx. Thanks a lot. Specially duddy.
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12 years ago
Quote from: judithlouis (12 years ago)
Specially duddy.

Whoa thanks Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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