Lung Volumes Explained (Spirometry Basics) | Corporis

[@Corporis]

Tbh, when I see the word Spirometry; all I can think about are the Spiro games for the old PlayStation

[@roronikkozoro]

This is my current topic in school. Great timing. I learned a lot more watching this. Thank you.

[@Corporis]

Glad it was helpful! If you'd share it with your classmates, I'd appreciate it

[@nikevisor54]

Another underrated banger of a vid. Thanks for your continued work to inform and entertain us, Patrick :)

[@zaggnutt]

I would love to see analysis or research on lung capacity, sports performance and if it’s possible to strengthen your lungs with specific breathing exercise. Can an athlete increase endurance with just lung exercise? Again, another fascinating video! Thank you!

[@joelb8653]

I have COPD so I found this fascinating. Great video as always.

[@rina2688]

Great video 😎

[@i1har]

I’m in love with your channel ❤️‍🔥

[@DollfaceNetwork]

Im so fascinated by your channel like I've never heard of any of these words and in here like 👁👄👁

[@dannyhany2767]

In my homework it talks about atelectasis and how FRV is less that < closing capacity (CC). I don't see closing capacity on the graph tho so what would that be

[@Nitroglikol90]

IRV is presented on a graph in a wrong way. Intake of breath of TV should not be included to IRV.

[@cauchyschwarz3295]

The graph up until 4:40 was excellent. But at the most interesting part, namely how obstructive and restrictive deseases can be observed on these type of graphs it would have been really helpful to see changes visually.