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    Following a Forceful Expiration, Some Air Always Remains in the Lungs
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Following a Forceful Expiration, Some Air Always Remains in the Lungs

Question 47

Question 47

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Following a forceful expiration, some air always remains in the lungs. What is this volume of air called?


A) Tidal volume
B) Vital capacity
C) Total lung capacity
D) Residual volume

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