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BIOC34H3 Lecture Notes - Tidal Volume, Respiratory Minute Volume, Vital Capacity

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Perform the experiments in physioex lab 7 (respiratory system dynamics) and submit a lab report according to the format and instructions below. Write a brief (no more than 100 words) introduction that describes the goal of the experiments performed in this lab. (2 marks) Check the introduction to ensure that something has been written about the goals of the experiment and give the 2 marks. If this section is really short (i. e. , just a single sentence) give only 1 mark. I have seen one paper that didn"t include an introduction at all (i. e. , 0 marks) Write a brief (no more than 300 words) methods section that describes the experiments performed in this lab. Describe the experimental preparation and the various manipulations that were performed. (2 marks) Check this section to see if it is a reasonable description of the experiments.

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