FVC

American  

1. Medicine/Medical. forced vital capacity.

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Example Sentences

FVC declined by 4.3 ml/year for women who cleaned at home and 7.1 ml/year for women cleaners.

From Washington Times

This is all part of a strategy that uses momentum to determine sector rotation and risk management; FVC uses its methodology to evaluate First Trust sector and industry ETFs twice a month, and then rebalances when funds fall out of and climb into the top five rankings.

From US News

There is great danger that a sudden drop in FVC can take place between clinical visits — and a drop of as little as 10% from baseline can indicate an imminent major event in progress, and even predict a fatality.

From Forbes

“We have one client,” says Bernstein, “seeking a portable spirometer for home use with the accuracy to identify these small drops in the FVC between clinical visits.”

From Forbes

FEV1 is the amount of air someone breathes out in the first second after taking the deepest possible breath; FVC is the total volume of air exhaled after the deepest inhalation.

From Time