wht is the volume of air that is breathed in & out during a normal respiration?

Answer 1

Two of the people above answered correctly. A normal resting breath is called your tidal volume, and the average is 500ml, or 500cc, or .5 liters.

Answer 2

Tidal volume (TV) = 500 ml measured The amount of air breathed in or out during normal respiration. The volume of air an individual is normally breathing in and out.

Answer 3

Normal average adult respiration is approx 500 cc.

Forced vital capacity (FVC, all the air you can force out after maximal inspiration) is around 3 liters, depending on your age, height, and gender. Normal total vital capacity (VC) is around 6 liters. Normal functional residual volume (FRV, what is left after normal breath) is about 2.4 liters; normal residual volume (RV, what is left after FVC) is 1.2 liters. Normal minute ventilation (VE) is 5 - 6 liters per minute (l/m). Normal NIF is minimum -20 mmhg. Normal peak flow (PF, measures how fast you can blast out a breath) is minimum 300 l/m. Normal anatomical PEEP positive end-expiratory pressure) is 3 mmhg.

Answer 4

you have your vital capacity which is what you can breath in with a deep breath on a women approx 1.5 liter on a man approx 2.0 liters. maximum inspirited capacity is how much you can take in deep and fast sucking in a good amount is -20/ -60 most healthy people can do more but in the medical Field we look for a minimum of -20. we also everyone has a reserve bank in our bases of our lungs that's stay in there to keep the avelio open keeps it from collapsing so what ever you breath your breathing on top of that. you should be able to properly pullin 3000 liters healthy young guy. but without the access of an incentive suspromiter it would be had to measure... so this probably made no sense to you but i tried