Identify the type of pulmonary volume/capacity on the basis of the quantity of air present in the lungs given below.
$I.$ $1100 \ mL - 1200 \ mL$
$II.$ $500 \ mL$
$III.$ $5000 \ mL - 6000 \ mL$
Choose the correct option.
$I.$ $1100 \ mL - 1200 \ mL$
$II.$ $500 \ mL$
$III.$ $5000 \ mL - 6000 \ mL$
Choose the correct option.
- A$I - VC, II - FRC, III - RV$
- B$I - RV, II - TV, III - TLC$
- C$I - EC, II - IC, III - RV$
- D$I - TV, II - IRV, III - ERV$
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