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What factors affect tidal volume (respiration)?
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Tidal volume: tidal volume is just the size of the breath you take. It is affected by your body type, age, height, as well as by your own effort. There are diseases and conditions that can reduce your ability to take a deep breath like pneumonia for example.
Answered 1/31/2017
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