The Effect of Added Dead Space on the Pulmonary Response to Exercise
The Effect of Added Dead Space on the Pulmonary Response to Exercise is a scholarly work, published in 1971 in ''Respiration''. The main subjects of the publication include medicine, work, tidal volume, PCO2, internal medicine, air pollution, anaesthesia, airborne disease, dead space, respiratory minute volume, lung volumes, physical exertion, indoor air quality, respiratory system, respiration, volume (thermodynamics), cardiology, work of breathing, and ventilation. The effect of an increase in respiratory dead space on the ventilation during exercise was studied in 4 normal subjects breathing through a mixing chamber of variable volume at one or more work loads.