Many modern exercise laboratories include equipment to monitor exhaled gases, often in the breath-by-breath mode.
What does B-B stand for?
B-B stands for Breath-by-Breath (oxygen/carbon dioxide transfer)
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- Brookline Coalition Against Substance Abuse (est. 2003; Massachusetts)
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Samples in periodicals archive:
Throughout each test, measurements of breath-by-breath gas samples, workload, heart rate, and blood pressure were taken at ventilatory threshold (VT) and peak exercise.
Technological advances today have contributed to the development of portable rapid-response breath-by-breath metabolic systems.
Many modern exercise laboratories include equipment to monitor exhaled gases, often in the breath-by-breath mode.
BiPAP[R]AVAPS[TM] is Respironics' newest noninvasive ventilator for LISe in the home, and features AVAPS[TM] (Avg Volume Assured pressure Support) technology, which guarantees an avg tidal volume by automatically adapting pressure support to meet the patient's needs on a breath-by-breath basis by estimating the patient's tidal volume over several breaths and calculating the change in pressure needed to achieve the target tidal volume.