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This is a prototypical output of a 'spirometer'. The vertical axis signifies the volume and the horizontal axis signifies time. The bottom left corner equals zero lung volume at the start of the spirometer recording session. The first small amplitude part of the sinusoid depicts repeated resting state involuntary breathing. The amplitude of this small sinusoid corresponds to the 'Tidal Volume'. The large positive amplitude spike represents voluntary inspiration to maximal volume or 'Total Lung Volume'. The large negative amplitude spike represents forced expiration to the lowest possible physiological lung volume called 'Residual Volume'.

All of the lung volumes commonly referred to in the literature are labeled.

Vihsadas 21:31, 18 April 2007 (UTC) Vihsadas (talk) 05:52, 7 March 2008 (UTC)

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current21:43, 18 April 2007935×323 (126 KB)Vihsadas (Talk | contribs) (This is a prototypical output of a 'spirometer'. The y-axis signifies the volume, with the bottom left corner equaling 'zero volume'. The sinusoid comes from repeated resting state breathing (small amplitude sinusoid) 'Tidal Volume', one inspiratory segme)
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01:06, 13 April 2007836×327 (114 KB)Vihsadas (Talk | contribs) (This image was UPDATED using the original image that was posted here. Therefore it is fair usage. There is no copyright holder. The original owner of the image made the file and uploaded it here, I updated it with new information. Since it was already upl)

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