Lab Analysis: Mammalian Anatomy and Physiology I Table 12-4. Heymer Test of Respiratory Reserve Heymer Test Male: 20–30 Yr. Female: 20–30 Yr. Your Value Individual Values 50–70 Sec. 50–60 Sec. Class Average Values NA
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