Usually means: Graphical recording of respiratory movements.
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▸ noun:  A graph of respiratory movement

Similar:
spirograph, spirography, cardiorespirography, breathogram, spiroergometer, ergospirometer, spiroscope, pneumotachograph, oxygraph, ergospirometry, more...

Opposite:
lung capacity test

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Similar:
spirograph, spirography, cardiorespirography, breathogram, spiroergometer, ergospirometer, spiroscope, pneumotachograph, oxygraph, ergospirometry, more...

Opposite:
lung capacity test



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