Pulmonary Function Testing (PFT) TMC Practice Questions | Respiratory Therapy Zone

This video breaks down some of the best TMC Practice Questions on the topic of Pulmonary Function Testing (PFT).

➡️In this video, we're going to break down some of the best TMC Practice Questions on the topic of Pulmonary Function Testing, aka PFTs. Going through practice questions is by far one of the best ways to prepare for the TMC Exam. That is why this video will help you out a ton when it comes to learning about the PFT section of the TMC Exam.

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0:00 - Intro
1:22 - Practice Question #1
2:08 - Explanation
1:59 - Correct Answer

2:54 - Practice Question #2
3:40 - Explanation
3:34 - Correct Answer

4:18 - Practice Question #3
5:01 - Explanation
4;54 - Correct Answer

5:48 - Practice Question #4
6:18 - Explanation
6:12 - Correct Answer

7:07 - Practice Question #5
7:51 - Explanation
7:44 - Correct Answer

8:43 - Practice Question #6
9:16 - Explanation
9:10 - Correct Answer

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[Hassanwahab.]

Spirometry is helpful in assessing breathing patterns that identify all of the following conditions EXCEPT:
Pneumothorax
cystic fibrosis
asthma
pulmonary fibrosis

[esthermontgomery]

I love this! Are there any more questions on the subject of PFT's?

[maryfernandez]

i realy enjoyed the set of questions ..
i'm glad I got almost perfect, . i was confused about the simple spirometry

[jhnX]

The PFT Instruction Question, Hesitation can affect the Extrapolation Volume more than not blowing fast. If you can Imagine, if a patient is Hesitating to blast the air, he/she might start slow then after a second, starts blasting it. I personally would teach him to "Don't Hesitate". "Blow faster" will raise the Peak Flow, not reduce the time to reach it. In my experience, "Don't hold your breath" can also work in reducing the Extrapolation Volume. Please correct me if you find my statement wrong. Thanks

[drewkasten]

Both emphysema and chronic bronchitis have increased lung compliance associated with them. Question three should technically have two right answers.

[alihashamawan]

This's the best PFT video i have came across and thankyou so much
Love the background jazz !
I wish i could take the subscription of your site

[flowerpower]

Do you have study materials for the PFT boards?

[FullTraderAlchemist]

Copd will have increased lung compliance due to loss of elastic recoil

[GetItWorkingOut]

#3 There are two answers A and B, why is A not spoken about in the video???