What is your Minute Respiratory Volume (MRV)?  MRV = TV (avg) X # respiration/minute               MRV =  ______ average TV in ml    X  _______ respiration/minute = __________ml/min   Explain why we use the average tidal volume but the highest vital capacity:

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