pneumogram
/ˈnjuːmɒɡræm/Definitions
1. noun
A device for recording respiratory movements, especially the movements of the chest wall during respiration, or a record of such movements.
“The doctor ordered a pneumogram to monitor the patient’s lung function during treatment.”
2. noun
A record of the pressure and volume changes in the lungs during breathing.
“The pneumogram from the patient’s test showed a significant improvement in lung function.”
3. noun
A type of radiograph or photograph made by using X-rays to show the outline of the lungs and the chest cavity.
“The doctor used a pneumogram to diagnose the patient’s respiratory condition.”