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12.10 Reversibility (Bronchodilator response)

For any spirometry test that has Pre and Post efforts, significance of the BD response will be
shown in the interpretation text area, stating either "Not Significant BD Response" or
"Significant BD Response" as appropriate.

SpiroPerfect will deem the Bronchodilator response to be significant if either FVC or FEV1:

 Show an increase from Pre to Post of 12% or more, AND
 Have an absolute increase from Pre to Post of 200 mL or more.


12.11 References

1. Disability Evaluation Under Social Security

(the “blue book”), Social Security

Administration SSA publication number 64-039, Office of Disability Programs ICN
468600, January 2003.

See in particular the calibration and reporting sections of this document.

2. Lung Function Testing: Selection of Reference Values and Interpretive Results,

American Thoracic Society, March 1991.

This document describes the methods of selecting the reference values and the
algorithm for interpretative results.

3. National Occupational Respiratory Mortality System, National Institute for

Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).

4.

Short Report Spirometric “Lung Age” Estimation for Motivating Smoking Cessation,
James F. Morris, M.D., and William Temple, Preventive Medicine 14, 655-662, 1985.

5. ATS/ERS Task Force: Standardisation of Lung Function Testing, European

Respiratory Journal, Volume 26 Number 2, 319-338, 2005.

This document describes the methods of acquiring the output parameters and the
required accuracy. For details on ATS/ERS acceptability criteria, see these sections:

“Start of Test Criteria,” page 324

“Manoeuvre repeatability,“ page 325

6. Standardized Lung Function Testing, European Respiratory Journal, volume 26,

supplement number 16, April 2005.

7. U.S. Pulmonary Function Standards for Cotton Dust Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1043,

Appendix D.

8. Lung Function Testing: Selection of reference values and interpretive strategies.

American Thoracic Society, American Review of Respiratory Disease,
144:1202-1218 (1991).

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