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    The document discusses pulmonary ventilation and how it changes during exercise. In moderate exercise, the respiratory rate is 30 breaths per minute and tidal volume increases to 2000 ml, resulting in a pulmonary ventilation of 60,000 ml/min. In severe exercise, pulmonary ventilation can increase up to 100 liters/min. During exercise, blood flow through the pulmonary capillaries increases, which raises the diffusing capacity of the alveoli for oxygen from 21 ml/min at rest to about 45 ml/min during moderate exercise.

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    The document discusses pulmonary ventilation and how it changes during exercise. In moderate exercise, the respiratory rate is 30 breaths per minute and tidal volume increases to 2000 ml, resulting in a pulmonary ventilation of 60,000 ml/min. In severe exercise, pulmonary ventilation can increase up to 100 liters/min. During exercise, blood flow through the pulmonary capillaries increases, which raises the diffusing capacity of the alveoli for oxygen from 21 ml/min at rest to about 45 ml/min during moderate exercise.

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    The document discusses pulmonary ventilation and how it changes during exercise. In moderate exercise, the respiratory rate is 30 breaths per minute and tidal volume increases to 2000 ml, resulting in a pulmonary ventilation of 60,000 ml/min. In severe exercise, pulmonary ventilation can increase up to 100 liters/min. During exercise, blood flow through the pulmonary capillaries increases, which raises the diffusing capacity of the alveoli for oxygen from 21 ml/min at rest to about 45 ml/min during moderate exercise.

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    Respiratory system

    Pulmonary ventilation is the amount of air that enter and leave the lung in one minute. it is
    about 6 minute/lit. Duering execise hyperventilation occurs.
    In moderate exercise the respiratory rate is 30 time/min and the tidaL VOLUME increases to
    2000 ml, thus the pulmonary ventilation in moderate exercise is
    2000X30=60000 ml/min.
    In sewere exercise increases upto 100 lit/min.
    duering exercise the blood flow through the pulmonary capillaries increases because of this
    diffusing capacity of the alveoli for oxygen increases. The diffusing capacity of oxygen is about
    21 ml/min, in resting condition this increases to about 45 ml/min duering moderate exercise.

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