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Body Plethysmography

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1.  Approximately how much volume is the bodybox chamber able to hold?
  1. 100-1000 L
  2. 2000-3000 L
  3. 4000-5000 L
  4. 6000-7000 L
2.  Which of the following is measured by the bodybox plethysmography?
  1. Total lung capacity (TLC)
  2. Body Mass Index
  3. Lean body weight
  4. Oxygen toxicity
3.  A trial is considered acceptable if the patient is panting at the correct speed and the loop is :
  1. Open
  2. Closed
  3. Incomplete
  4. Spiked
4.  To prove repeatability, slow vital capacity trials with good effort are needed within __________ of each other.
  1. 0.15 L
  2. 0.30 L
  3. 0.45 L
  4. 0.60 L
5.  In certain situations, bodybox plethysmography testing may result in unexpected outcomes, such as the following:
  1. Claustrophobia
  2. Dizziness
  3. Shortness of breath
  4. All of the above

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