Spirometry: A Focused Assessment of Lung Function

Spirometry 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.

Key Features of Spirometry Include:

Pulmonary Function Tests: A Comprehensive Evaluation

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.

Key Features of Pulmonary Function Tests:

Why Choose Employ Health’s Spirometry Services?

• Professionally Conducted Tests: Our tests are conducted by trained professionals.
• Tailored to Your Workplace Needs: Employ Health has vast experience across many industries and customises programs for your specific needs.
• Convenient and Efficient: Our spirometry tests are designed to fit seamlessly into the working day, minimising disruption to your business operations.
• Health and Safety Compliance: Regular spirometry testing helps in complying with Australian workplace health and safety regulations, especially in industries with airborne hazards.

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.