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What is the normal tidal volume of the lungs?
Question

What is the normal tidal volume of the lungs?

A.

250 ml

B.

500 ml

C.

750 ml

D.

1000 ml

Correct option is B


Ans. (b) 500 ml Sol. Tidal volume is the amount of air inhaled or exhaled during normal breathing. In a healthy adult, this is approximately 500 ml.
Explanation of each option:
· (a) 250 ml – Too low for a normal adult; seen in shallow breathing.
· (b) 500 mlCorrect. This is the standard tidal volume.
· (c) 750 ml – Higher than normal tidal volume; may occur during deep breathing.
· (d) 1000 ml – Represents inspiratory reserve, not normal tidal volume.

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