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Complete the table below using the number of small line values (given in the table below) to determine the listed spirometry lung volumes or capacities in Milliliters. Activity 4: Waterseal Spirometry Lab: Show ALL CALCULATIONS. Show UNITS for ALL Final VALUES in each row.. Below is an image of a student using a Student 9 L Wet Spirometer. Each Numbered Line (longer/darker lines) on the dial represents 1 Liter. Each of the Smaller Lines represents Assume the Respiratory Rate at Rest is 15 breaths per minute. 100 Milliliters. Normal Student Values using Wet Spirometer - Non Recording Drum Measurement Volumes (mL) Each Small Line on Wet Spirometer = 100ml Spirometer Capacity 9L MINE LITER STUDENT HE Tidal Volume (TV) Normal exhale once: 500 5 small lines TV: Expiratory Capacity (EC) After normal inhale, insert spirometer & Max exhale once: 15 small lines 1700 EC: (= TV + ERV) Vital Capacity (VC) 30 small lines Max inhale, then insert spirometer & Max exhale once: 4800 ( = IRV + TV + ERV) VC: (= IRV + EC) Expiratory Reserve (ERV) Calculation: When physically in the lab, students use the Spirometer to measure the following values (other values, not (= EC - TV) 1200 mentioned here, can be measured as well): ERV: Tidal Volume (TV): Inhale a Normal Volume breath of atmospheric air (through nose or with mouth not on mouth piece) & then exhale a normal volume breath through Inspiratory Reserve (IRV) Calculation: the mouth piece. (= VC- EC) 3100 IRV: Expiratory Reserve: Inhale a Normal Volume breath of atmospheric air (through nose or with (= VC- TV- ERV) Capacity (ERC) mouth not on mouth piece) & then exhale a Maximum Volume breath through the mouth piece. Residual Volume (RV) 1200 1200 mL Vital Capacity (VC) Inhale a Maximum Volume breath of atmospheric air (through nose or with Calculation: Total Lung Capacity (TLC): mouth not on mouth piece) & then exhale a Maximum Volume breath (= VC + RV) 6000 through the mouth piece. TLC: In order to complete the Table below, it is recommended for you to watch the Spirometry Videos (located Calculation: the Canvas Course Files under Videos for Online A&P2 (106) Lab) titled: Minute Volume (MV) at rest 5-8 liters (= RR x TV) / min 1. Spirometer Harmony Public School for STEM Educators - You Tube MV: 2. Spirometry - You Tube (Explained in detail, but some Audio issues)