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Atelectasis: Collapsed lung due to clogged bronchiole

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Spirometer

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Respiration is ultimately controlled by higher brain centers, chemo-receptors, and other reflexes.

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Cystic fibrosis: A thick amount of mucus causes clogs throughout the body's passageways. This can result in an bacterial infection and can effect several parts of the body such as the lungs, reproductive ducts, etc.

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Atmospheric pressure and pulmonary gas exchange levels are lower at higher levels of altitude which can result in difficulty of breathing.

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Hypoxia: An insufficient amount of oxygen is being delivered to the body tissues.

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Respiration is also regulated by the levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide present in the body. These gases are exchanged across respiratory membranes.

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Oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported to and from the lungs and body tissue cells by the blood.

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Respiratory volume changes are due to the amount of air inhaled, exhaled and stored within the  lungs.

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Pressure changes are a result of pressure differences inside the lungs and between the atmosphere.

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Gas exchange  in lungs, blood, and tissues

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Gas exchange  in lungs, blood, and tissues

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External respiration: Gas is exchanged between the alveoli of the lungs and the blood.

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Respiratory volumes can be utilized to determine a patients breathing capabilities. A spirometer is a device used to asses a patients respiratory volumes.

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Pulmonary Ventilation: Volume and Pressure Changes

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Pulmonary Ventilation: Volume and Pressure Changes

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Pulmonary ventilation equals breathing.