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1 Spirometry Measurement of ventilatory ability by assessing lung capacity and flow, including the time necessary for exhaling the total volume of inhaled air Medical Terminology - Ch. 7 - Respiratory System (B)
2 spirometry a direct measurement of lung volume and capacity Chapter 6 and 7
3 spirometry Using a device to measure the breathing capacity of the lungs. CHAPTER 7 Diagnostic Procedures Relating to the Respiratory System
4 Spirometry Noninvasive test in which patient breathes into a device that measures airflow, the length of time of each breath, and air volume MA 140 Wk 3
5 spirometry testing method using a spirometer to record volume of air and length of time for each breathe HT-GOHS 7B Respiratory
6 spirometry Testing method that utilizes a spirometer to record the volume of air inhaled or exhaled and the length of tiem each breath takes. respiratory terminology
7 spirometry portion of pulmonary functions testing that is a direct measurment of lung volume and capacity Respiratory system 2
8 spirometry measurement of breathing Quiz 3 Review
9 Spirometry measurement of the amount of air taken into and expelled from the lungs Test 2- The Respiratory system
10 spirometry measurement of the amount of air taken into and expelled from the lungs MJE- MT100 - Chapter 8 - Questions
11 spirometry measures ventilation (the ability of the lungs to move air) Medical Terminology
12 spirometry Testing method that utilizes a spirometer to record the volume of air inhaled or exhaled and the length of tiem each breath takes. pharm 31
13 Spirometry direct measurement of lung volume and capacity Chapter 7
14 Spirometry measurement of an individual's breathing capacity by means of Spirometer Medical Skills 1
15 spirometry portion of pulmonary function testing that is a direct measurement of lung volume and capacity Chapter 9 Respiratory System
16 spirometry is a noninvasive test in which a patient breathes into a device that measures airflow, the length of time of each breath, and air volume medical terminology
17 spirometry procedure to measure lung capacity using a spirometer 7-diagnostic procedures
18 spirometry direct measurement of lung volume and capacity resp 5
19 spirometry portion of pulmonary function testing that is a direct measurement of lung volume and capacity CH. 9 Diagnostic Test or Procedure
20 spirometry portion of pulmonary functions testing that is a direct measurment of lung volume and capacity Respiratory System
21 spirometry breathe/ act of measuring med term ch 7 terms
22 spirometry portion of pulmonary functions testing that is a direct measurment of lung volume and capacity Respiratory System Prt 5
23 Spirometry portion of pulmonary function testing that is a direct measurement of lung volume and capacity Medical Terminology Ch7/ Respiratory System I
24 spirometry A diagnostic procedure that measures and records changes in gas volume in the lungs, determining ventilation capacity and flow rate. MAS 112-Ch. 9
25 spirometry A diagnostic procedure that measures and records changes in gas volume in the lungs, determining ventilation capacity and flow rate. cht 9
26 spirometry portion of pulmonary function testing that is a direct measurement of lung volume and capacity All Med Terms
27 spirometry portion of pulmonary function testing that is a direct measurement of lung volume and capacity medical terminology

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