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Medical Technical Assistant (Functional Diagnostics)
Pulmonary Function Diagnostics

Medical technologists for functional diagnostics in pulmonary function testing

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DE, AT, CH
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96
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165
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Overview

In pulmonary function diagnostics, medical technologists for functional diagnostics measure lung volumes, airway resistance and lung compliance, for example with spirometry and body plethysmography, and determine blood gases. Their procedures also include provocation tests. They perform examinations independently on a physician's order, compile the results and present them for evaluation. During the examination they check results for plausibility and assure the quality of the examination process. They prepare, check and maintain the devices and look after patients of all ages during measurements.

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Profession by country

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Germany
 
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Austria
 
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Switzerland
 

Fields of use and typical tasks

Pulmonale Funktionsdiagnostik

Evidence from: DE, AT, CH

  • Perform whole-body plethysmography and spirometry
  • Perform diffusion capacity measurement
  • Perform cardiopulmonary exercise testing
  • Perform non-specific bronchial provocation and respiratory drive measurement
  • Perform capillary and arterial blood gas analyses at rest and during bicycle ergometer exercise
  • Perform FeNO measurement and allergen-specific nasal and bronchial provocation in the allergy laboratory

Specializations

Who they work with

  • Pulmonologists who order and evaluate examinations

Frequently asked questions

Who performs the pulmonary function test, and who reports it?

The medical technologists perform the physician-ordered examination independently and present the compiled results to the physician for evaluation.

Which procedures are part of everyday work?

Spirometry, body plethysmography, blood gas measurement and provocation tests are named.

Who looks after the measuring devices?

Preparing, checking and maintaining the medical devices is part of the group's tasks.

Is measurement quality checked during the examination?

Yes, they perform plausibility checks during the examination, adapt the procedure if necessary and assure the quality of process and results.

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