RPFT Exam Question 31
Which of the following problems may be identified by using an isothermal lung analog to perform quality control on a body plethysmograph?
1. Improperly calibrated mouth pressure transducer
2. Obstructed or perforated pneumotachometer
3. Increase in mechanical resistance
4. Malfunctioning box pressure transducer
1. Improperly calibrated mouth pressure transducer
2. Obstructed or perforated pneumotachometer
3. Increase in mechanical resistance
4. Malfunctioning box pressure transducer
RPFT Exam Question 32
A biologic control subject has a FRCplethof 4.0 +-0.3 L at panting frequencies between 60 and 70/min. During a QC run, the subject pants at55/min and a FRCplethof 3.90 L is recorded.
Which of the following is the most appropriate action to take?
Which of the following is the most appropriate action to take?
RPFT Exam Question 33
Which of the following tracings represents an airways resistance maneuver performed with a slow breathing frequency?


RPFT Exam Question 34
The following values are obtained using a 3-liter calibration syringe during volume calibration of a dry-rolling spirometer:
2.80 L
2.79 L
2.82 L
The performance of this spirometer is best described as
2.80 L
2.79 L
2.82 L
The performance of this spirometer is best described as
RPFT Exam Question 35
A pulmonary function technologist is performing an exercise study on a patient with sarcoidosis. Which of the following end-tidalCO2values should the technologist expect at rest, if the test is performed appropriately?
