Hover or click either trace to read values · Work through each part in order
Maneuver A
Tidal breath → maximal inhale → exhale as long as possible
Maneuver B
Tidal breath → normal inhale → exhale as long as possible
▸ Hover or click on a trace to read its volume · Click to lock a reading
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Given value — Residual Volume (RV) = 1.2 L. Residual volume cannot be measured by spirometry; it is provided for your calculations.
Part 1Read & Calculate: TV, ERV, and VC
Use the graph to identify three key volume levels. Hover over the traces and click to lock a reading. Enter the values below — the calculations update automatically.
Highest volume reached during quiet (tidal) breathing
L
Lowest volume during quiet (tidal) breathing — the resting baseline
L
Maximum volume reached during Maneuver A (maximal inhalation)
L
Calculations
TV=?−?=—L
ERV=?−1.2 (RV, given)=—L
VC=?−1.2 (RV, given)=—L
Part 2Set Up Equations: IRV, IC, FRC, and TLC
For each capacity, choose which variables belong in the equation using the dropdowns. Click the operator button between terms to toggle between + and −.
Inspiratory Reserve Volume
IRV
=
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Inspiratory Capacity
IC
=
Term 1
Term 2
Functional Residual Capacity
FRC
=
Term 1
Term 2
Total Lung Capacity
TLC
=
Term 1
Term 2
Part 3Calculate the Capacities
Your equations from Part 2 have been filled in with the values you measured in Part 1. Review the results.
IRV——L
IC — —L
FRC——L
TLC——L
Part 4Label the Spirometry Graph
Type the correct abbreviation into each box on the graph — volume bands on the left, capacity spans on the right. When you've filled everything in, click Check Labels.