Interpret the following PFT result.> Spirometry interpretation> Lung Volume Study> DLCO Patient 1SPIROMETRYPRE BRONCHOPOST BRONCHOPREPOSTPredLLNPREPOST%PRED%PRED CHANGEFEV1/FVC75>65496651695FEV12.96>2.271.54551.846213FVC3.97>3.153.34843.58907FEF 25%-2.51>1.020.65260.71261075%PEF8.32>6.156.02727.248720FEV1NCma75>6549665169XMVVVCmax114.12114.1263.59563.97>3.153.34843.5890BODY PLETHYSMOGRAPHYDIFFUSION CAPACITYPREDLLNPT VALUE%PREDPTPREDLLN%PREDVALUEVC3.97>3.152.225618.47-IC2.972.971.8663DLCO28.6713.364738.87ERV1.001.000.3636DLCO Hb18.47-28.6713.364738.87RV2.311.67-2.983.43149VADVA6.136.135.2385TLC6.28>4.835.65904.684.682.5656RVITLC373761165DVA HbFRC3.312.38-4.303.791154.684.682.5555RAW1.381.38

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Patient 1 SPIROMETRY PRE BRONCHO POST BRONCHO PRE POST Pred LLN PRE POST %PRED %PRED CHANGE FEV1/FVC 75 >65 49 66 51 69 5 FEV1 2.96 >2.27 1.54 55 1.84 62 13 FVC 3.97 >3.15 3.34 84 3.58 90 7 FEF 25%- 2.51 >1.02 0.65 26 0.71 26 10 75% PEF 8.32 >6.15 6.02 72 7.24 87 20 FEV1NCMA 75 >65 49 66 51 69 MVV VCmax 114.12 114.12 63.59 56 3.97 >3.15 3.34 84 3.58 90 BODY PLETHYSMOGRAPHY DIFFUSION CAPACITY PRED LLN PT VALUE %PRED PT PRED LLN %PRED VALUE VC 3.97 >3.15 2.22 56 DLCO 18.47- IC 2.97 2.97 1.86 63 28.67 13.36 47 38.87 ERV 1.00 1.00 0.36 36

Patient 1 SPIROMETRY PRE BRONCHO POST BRONCHO PRE POST Pred LLN PRE POST %PRED %PRED CHANGE FEV1/FVC 75 >65 49 66 51 69 5 FEV1 2.96 >2.27 1.54 55 1.84 62 13 FVC 3.97 >3.15 3.34 84 3.58 90 7 FEF 25%- 2.51 >1.02 0.65 26 0.71 26 10 75% PEF 8.32 >6.15 6.02 72 7.24 87 20 FEV1NCMA 75 >65 49 66 51 69 MVV VCmax 114.12 114.12 63.59 56 3.97 >3.15 3.34 84 3.58 90 BODY PLETHYSMOGRAPHY DIFFUSION CAPACITY PRED LLN PT VALUE %PRED PT PRED LLN %PRED VALUE VC 3.97 >3.15 2.22 56 DLCO 18.47- IC 2.97 2.97 1.86 63 28.67 13.36 47 38.87 ERV 1.00 1.00 0.36 36

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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