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Source: Respiratory Medicine Reference No: 5048-4 Issue date: 22/2/18 Review date: 22/2/20 Page 1 of 5 Lung function tests This leaflet only gives you general information about the lung function (breathing) tests . However, it does not replace the need for the personal advice from the health care professional. Please contact us if you require more information. What are Lung function (Breathing) tests ? Lung function tests are breathing tests that provide the doctor/nurse with a detailed assessment of how well your lungs are working. The lung function tests assess your airway function , size of your lungs and efficiency of gas exchange oxygen movement in your lungs . Routine lung function tests usually take about 45 minutes to complete and include Spirometry, Lung Volume and Diffusion/Gas Transfer assessments. These lung function tests involve you being seated and breathing into specialist equipment (like that shown below), via a filter and a mouthpiece.

Lung function tests are breathing tests that provide the doctor/nurse with a detailed assessment of how well your lungs are working. The lung function tests assess your airway function, size of your lungs and efficiency of gas exchange i.e. oxygen movement in your lungs. Routine lung function tests usually take about 45 minutes to complete and ...

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