Estimating lung volume
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Waxaan sharxi karaa sida loo isticmaalo qalab fudud si loo qiyaaso mugga sambabada.
Introduction
In this lesson: I can describe how to use simple apparatus to estimate lung volume. The vital capacity of the lungs is the maximum volume of air that can be exhaled after inhaling fully. How to measure vital capacity using simple apparatus.
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1. When we breathe in, air moves into the ...
- brain
- heart
- Correct answer:lungs
- stomach
2. Which part is a lung?
- A
- B
- Correct answer:C
- D
3. Which scientific word means "breathe in”?
- exhale
- Correct answer:inhale
- respiration
4. When we breathe in, the volume of the lungs ...
- decreases.
- Correct answer:increases.
- stays the same.
1. What happens when we exhale?
- air moves into our lungs
- all of the air moves out of our lungs so they are totally empty
- Correct answer:most of the air moves out of the lungs but some stays behind
2. Who correctly explains what is meant by the **volume** of a liquid or gas?
Jun: “It means how loud the liquid or gas is.”
Lucas: “It means the height of the liquid or gas.”- Correct answer:
Aisha: “It means how much 3D space the liquid or gas takes up."
3. The maximum volume of air you can breathe out after breathing in fully is called your vital ...
- Correct answer:capacity
- estimate
- quantity
- volume
4. Which units do we use when writing down a measurement of the volume of a liquid or gas?
- cm
- $$cm^2$$
- Correct answer:$$cm^3$$
- $$cm^4$$
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