Spirometry with diastolic test

• Before the planned examination, you should refrain from any major physical exertion (at least 30 minutes).
• Before the examination, you should refrain from eating large meals, drinking alcohol, strong coffee, tea, or cola.
• Please wear loose clothing that does not restrict movement.
• Patients taking inhaled medications should discuss discontinuing their medication with their physician before the examination.
• Patients with an increased gag reflex, including those caused by gastroesophageal reflux, should, after consulting their doctor, take medications to alleviate the symptoms.
• It is advisable to take a small bottle of still water with you to the examination.
• Carrying out the examination requires close cooperation between the patient and the person performing the examination.
• Contraindications to the examination include a current acute upper respiratory tract infection and hemoptysis.
• You must come for the examination with a referral and an identity document.

A test that assesses the efficiency of the airways and lungs (respiratory capacity measurements). The test involves measuring the volume of air in the respiratory system. It allows for the assessment of breathing capacity, determining lung capacity and the gases contained within the lungs. It also provides information on the ventilatory efficiency of the respiratory system. The test involves breathing through a device called a spirometer.
Diastolic spirometry involves repeating a spirometry test after the patient has been administered a bronchodilator.
The result is presented in the form of a graphical graph.

• current acute upper respiratory tract infection,
• hemoptysis.