Pulmonary Essentials: Spirometry
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Spirometry assessment and exercise can be easily incorporated into pulmonary rehabilitation to optimize patient outcomes. This course provided the essential information to understand how to assess and incorporate spirometry into breathing exercise, differentiate between obstructive and restrictive lung disease, and construct evidence-based pulmonary and dysphagia rehabilitation programs.
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