Question 1 (part 2) · LEK · Diagnostics
Obstruction reversibility test ( bronchodilation test ) is based on administration of:
- A. short-acting beta-2 mimetic and FEV1 designation in the flow-volume curve test.
- B. fast-acting beta blocker and FEV1 designation in the flow-volume curve test.
- C. budesonide and FVC designation in the flow-volume curve test.
- D. anti-leukotrien and PEF designation in the flow-volume curve test.
- E. salbutamol and FVC designation in the flow-volume curve test.
Hint
Think about which drug class rapidly relaxes bronchial smooth muscle and which spirometric index best reflects airway obstruction.
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