Asthma
Asthma ( 35 Questions)
Incorrect. Measuring oxygen levels in the blood is typically done using pulse oximetry or arterial blood gas tests, not a bronchial provocation test.
Correct. A bronchial provocation test evaluates how the airways respond to substances that can trigger bronchoconstriction, helping to diagnose asthma.
Incorrect. Visualizing airways using a special camera is usually done through bronchoscopy, not a bronchial provocation test.
Incorrect. Checking for specific antibodies related to asthma is not a primary diagnostic test for asthma; it is more commonly associated with allergies.
A) Incorrect. Measuring oxygen levels in the blood is typically done using pulse oximetry or arterial blood gas tests, not a bronchial provocation test.
B) Correct. A bronchial provocation test evaluates how the airways respond to substances that can trigger bronchoconstriction, helping to diagnose asthma.
C) Incorrect. Visualizing airways using a special camera is usually done through bronchoscopy, not a bronchial provocation test.
D) Incorrect. Checking for specific antibodies related to asthma is not a primary diagnostic test for asthma; it is more commonly associated with allergies.