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Read moreSpirometry is a commonly used and effective test to assess how well lungs work by measuring how much air one can inhale and exhale, as well as how quickly one can exhale. It’s particularly useful in diagnosing conditions like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and other disorders that affect breathing.
Spirometry measures the volume and speed of air that can be inhaled and exhaled.
It is a simple test that can be completed quickly and conveniently in the workplace.
It assists with diagnosing respiratory conditions and monitoring their progression or response to treatment.
Pulmonary function tests is a broader test designed to provide a more comprehensive assessment of lung function. PFTs include spirometry but can also include other tests to measure aspects such as lung volume, capacity, rates of flow, and gas exchange.
PFTs offer a more complete picture of overall lung health.
These tests can include measuring lung volume, total lung capacity, and the efficiency of gas exchange in the lungs.
PFTs are used to diagnose a range of respiratory conditions, determine their severity, and guide treatment plans.
Employ Health offers Spirometry testing to workplaces across Australia and New Zealand. This testing is an important ingredient in maintaining the respiratory health of your workplace, especially if your business is in an industry where your employees are exposed to respiratory hazards. Our spirometry testing service is designed to be efficient, accurate, and minimally disruptive to work schedules, providing valuable insights into the respiratory health of your workforce and is conducted on-site at your workplace.
Understanding the difference between spirometry and pulmonary function tests is important for your businesses to implement the appropriate testing to safeguard your workers. While spirometry provides a focused assessment of lung function, PFTs offer a more comprehensive lung evaluation. Employ Health’s spirometry services offer a practical, efficient solution for Australian businesses to monitor and maintain their employees’ respiratory health, ensuring a safer and healthier workplace. To understand more about the difference between Spirometry and Pulmonary Function Testing please contact Employ Health.
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