BREATHING

An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 3
n. _ Breth?/i2ng. See RESPIRATION.— B, air [Hutch in son]. See Tidal arr.—B. capacity. Fr., capacité res pir a to ire (ou ins pir at rice extrême, ou vitale). Ger., vitale Capacität, Athemgrô e. Syn.: vital (or extreme breathing) Garnett, The amount of air that can be forced from the lungs voluntarily after the fullest po ible inspiration, representing the sum of the tidal, complemental, and reserve air. |J.]—B. volume. See Tidal Arr.—Mouth-b. Habitual b. through the mouth, especially during sleep.—Spurious b. Sighing. [J.]
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