Respiratory | Spirometry: Lung Volumes & Capacities

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will be teaching you about spirometry. We will also be providing a thorough explanation on lung volumes and capacities. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!

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[cuff]

Seriously, what do schools have against speaking like a normal person? Hearing these capacities and volumes in simple terms makes them so much easier to understand, especially when you have to explain the results back to the patient!

[Uniquemade_]

This video was very detailed. My professor took 4 hours to explain this in which I didn't understand, while this only took 20 minutes for you to explain and I fully comprehend. Thank you, you are most definitely a life saver.

[noahTHEpsychDOC]

having sat through 3 hours of med school lectures on this concept, I can say that you not only crushed this topic in 22 minutes, but you have made this EASY. Thank you thank you.

[Veracious]

6 years later I find your videos so helpful.
This is evergreen content right here ❤

[aliyabacaraman]

It's 2020 and I'm a first year medical student here in the Philippines. I just want to let you know you are literally saving my time from pointless reading that I couldn't comprehend easily. Thankyou!

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[Docta_Dave]

This channel is fantastic. Myself and my three roomies are med students and use all your videos as great review tools in preparation for exams. Succinct and to the point! Why cant all professors teach like that? Keep us the awesome work

[rpersonalemail]

thanks for explaining this. you may not be able to work math out in your head but you have the gift of teaching. very helpful, thank you. keep up the good work!

[Mariatyra]

This guy makes me understand anatomy on a different level!!! i just have to study now. I hope I get a good grade on my exam. This guy loves his job and it shows! thank you!!!

[marcykeithley]

Nicely done. I am a respiratory therapist and I have worked in the PFT function lab doing spirometery and pulmonary function tests for over 30 years. This is one of the most misunderstood and underrated diagnostic tests ever. 👌

[e_kporsu]

I've finally understood this when my Physiology exam is just 12hours due...Thank you Ninja, I really appreciate!!!

[Irina]

The definitions that my professor gave me were so complicated and they all sounded pretty much the same. Zach just came in and enlightened me like it was child's play. You're truly impressive, sir.

[teerex]

7:45 The sound I made when I took my first quiz in med school 🤣

[joshuawattay]

My girlfriend is battling through PA School virtually (primarily) right now, and these video lectures have been a lifesaver. Thank you for breaking these concepts down into terms that are easier to understand!!

[m.bition]

16:25 when it's 12 am and u see how many slides you still have left

[gangtoksam]

U r an inspiration, i am a Clinical Instructor working in India, and all my students are very satisfied with the classes i take, all thanks to u Sir, keep going much much love from India

[ashleighdrake]

I love his teaching style! I wish I had him as a professor in person.
Thank you for this video!

[hilarylakin]

These videos are saving my life trying to do vet school in the reign of COVID online teaching. I appreciate you!

[hannahhudson]

Have a Respiratory physiology exam tomorrow. Watched your breathing mechanics videos, your compliance and elasticity videos, and finally this lung vol and capacity video and it helped SO MUCH. You truly are an amazing teacher. Thanks so much for taking the time to explain thing so well!

[dania]

Excellent! It took me 12 years to finally understand this! Each time I would learn it, I forgot it, but it sticks now...Thank you! Thank you!