spirometry in A Sentence

Lung function testing(Spirometry and gas transfer).

Spirometry is a simple breathing test.

Routine CXR is not required but Spirometry should be undertaken.

Spirometry measures how much air you can breathe in and out.

Spirometry can show how much air you can breathe in and out.

Spirometry measures the whole volume that may be expelled in one breath(vital capacity).

That is why COPD is under-diagnosed, because doctors don't have access to Spirometry.

Spirometry- your doctor may suggest a special test of your lungs, called Spirometry.

Another blowing test which can be done in your GP surgery is called Spirometry.

Normal Spirometry or impaired Spirometry usually with a restrictive pattern but sometimes with an obstructive pattern.

Incentive Spirometry, a technique to encourage deep breathing to minimise the development of atelectasis, is recommended.

Diagnosis is usually based on the pattern of symptoms, response to therapy over time, and Spirometry.

So far, 600 doctors have been trained to conduct Spirometry and good inhalation practices among other skills.

If you're often short of breath, ask your doctor for a Spirometry, a test measuring lung function.

It requires a test called Spirometry, which is not commonly available in India's clinics, hospitals or public health facilities.

Spirometry is a test which measures how much air you can blow out into a machine called a spirometer.

In children under the age of six the diagnosis is more difficult as they are too young for Spirometry.

Spirometry may be normal in individuals currently asymptomatic and does not exclude asthma; it should be repeated, ideally when symptomatic.

It is reasonable to perform Spirometry every one or two years to follow how well a person's asthma is controlled.

Spirometry can detect the obstructive pattern, check that it not reversed with bronchodilators, and watch the evolution of the disease.

Spirometry may be normal in individuals currently asymptomatic and does not exclude asthma, and should be repeated, ideally when symptomatic.

We started Spirometry trainings in 2005 and at that time, around four to five spirometers were sold in a year.

The most common test, Spirometry, requires you to blow into a device that can measure the speed of the air.

Spirometry is usually not the definitive diagnostic test, but you can find inconclusive changes that encourage them to perform more tests.

The Spirometry results are obtained at the same time make it and must be performed by a pulmonologist or doctor with experience.

If the doctor considers it necessary it will ask for Spirometry, which may make you at that moment or another day.

Results of Spirometry are also a good predictor of the future progress of the disease but not as good as the BODE index.

In contrast to the existing guidance, NICE is now recommending objective testing with Spirometry and FeNO for most people with suspected asthma.

Doctors also can't send patients to a diagnostic centre for Spirometry, because tertiary care private hospitals are the only places with access to Spirometry.

If you give a Spirometry test report to a doctor, 95 out of 100 will say they don't even know what the results mean.

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spirometry in A Sentence

Lung function testing(Spirometry and gas transfer).

Spirometry is a simple breathing test.

Routine CXR is not required but Spirometry should be undertaken.

Spirometry measures how much air you can breathe in and out.

Spirometry can show how much air you can breathe in and out.

Spirometry measures the whole volume that may be expelled in one breath(vital capacity).

That is why COPD is under-diagnosed, because doctors don't have access to Spirometry.

Spirometry- your doctor may suggest a special test of your lungs, called Spirometry.

Another blowing test which can be done in your GP surgery is called Spirometry.

Normal Spirometry or impaired Spirometry usually with a restrictive pattern but sometimes with an obstructive pattern.

Incentive Spirometry, a technique to encourage deep breathing to minimise the development of atelectasis, is recommended.

Diagnosis is usually based on the pattern of symptoms, response to therapy over time, and Spirometry.

So far, 600 doctors have been trained to conduct Spirometry and good inhalation practices among other skills.

If you're often short of breath, ask your doctor for a Spirometry, a test measuring lung function.

It requires a test called Spirometry, which is not commonly available in India's clinics, hospitals or public health facilities.

Spirometry is a test which measures how much air you can blow out into a machine called a spirometer.

In children under the age of six the diagnosis is more difficult as they are too young for Spirometry.

Spirometry may be normal in individuals currently asymptomatic and does not exclude asthma; it should be repeated, ideally when symptomatic.

It is reasonable to perform Spirometry every one or two years to follow how well a person's asthma is controlled.

Spirometry can detect the obstructive pattern, check that it not reversed with bronchodilators, and watch the evolution of the disease.

Spirometry may be normal in individuals currently asymptomatic and does not exclude asthma, and should be repeated, ideally when symptomatic.

We started Spirometry trainings in 2005 and at that time, around four to five spirometers were sold in a year.

The most common test, Spirometry, requires you to blow into a device that can measure the speed of the air.

Spirometry is usually not the definitive diagnostic test, but you can find inconclusive changes that encourage them to perform more tests.

The Spirometry results are obtained at the same time make it and must be performed by a pulmonologist or doctor with experience.

If the doctor considers it necessary it will ask for Spirometry, which may make you at that moment or another day.

Results of Spirometry are also a good predictor of the future progress of the disease but not as good as the BODE index.

In contrast to the existing guidance, NICE is now recommending objective testing with Spirometry and FeNO for most people with suspected asthma.

Doctors also can't send patients to a diagnostic centre for Spirometry, because tertiary care private hospitals are the only places with access to Spirometry.

If you give a Spirometry test report to a doctor, 95 out of 100 will say they don't even know what the results mean.

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