Cystic Fibrosis
Cystic Fibrosis ( 34 Questions)
Incorrect. Genetic testing is used to confirm the presence of CF gene mutations but is not a measure of lung function.
Incorrect. The sweat chloride test is used for CF diagnosis and may not be performed regularly to monitor lung function.
Incorrect. Chest X-rays may be used to assess lung changes in individuals with CF, but they do not directly measure lung function.
Correct. Pulmonary function tests are commonly performed to assess lung function, monitor disease progression, and guide treatment in individuals with CF.
A) Incorrect. Genetic testing is used to confirm the presence of CF gene mutations but is not a measure of lung function.
B) Incorrect. The sweat chloride test is used for CF diagnosis and may not be performed regularly to monitor lung function.
C) Incorrect. Chest X-rays may be used to assess lung changes in individuals with CF, but they do not directly measure lung function.
D) Correct. Pulmonary function tests are commonly performed to assess lung function, monitor disease progression, and guide treatment in individuals with CF.