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Model No. PS-2152

 Data Collection

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Pulmonary Function Test Procedure

1.

Use a nose clip or have the test 
subject hold his or her nose to 
ensure that all breathing is 
done through the mouth.

2.

Hold the mouthpiece of the 
Spirometer stationary and 
away from air currents 
(including expired air). Start 
data collection; note the 
flashing red WAIT indicator on 
the sensor. Wait until the green 
READY indicator is 
illuminated before you move 
the mouthpiece or expose it to 
air currents.

3.

After the green READY 
indicator has illuminated, place 
the tapered end of the 
mouthpiece 

between the test 

subjects’s front teeth

 with the 

lips creating a seal to ensure 
that all inspired and expired air 
flows through the mouthpiece.

4.

Have the test subject perform 
the following sequence of 
breathing:

5.

Stop data collection.

Breathe quietly for about four breaths.

Perform a forced inspiration followed immediately 
by a maximum-effort forced expiration.

*

Breath quietly for two breaths.

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PS-2152

WAIT

READY

Indicator

Lights

*When performing the forced 
inspiration and expiration, the 
subject should try to fill his or 
her lungs to maximum capacity, 
then exhale as fast and 
completely as possible.

Summary of Contents for PASPORT PS-2152

Page 1: ...ory volume and other important lung volumes and capacities Included Equipment Part Number Electronics enclosure and handle PS 2152 Single use mouthpiece 2 included PS 2522 10 pack CD ROM containing Da...

Page 2: ...collect and display data for a pulmonary function test On screen instructions will guide students through data collection and analysis Students can review the test procedure and interpretation of PFT...

Page 3: ...green READY indicator has illuminated place the tapered end of the mouthpiece between the test subjects s front teeth with the lips creating a seal to ensure that all inspired and expired air flows th...

Page 4: ...T indicator is blinking the sensor is measuring the ambient pressure in order to establish a baseline reading It is important not to expose the sensor to any pressure change or airflow during the wait...

Page 5: ...level of tidal expiration Inspiratory Reserve Volume IRV is the amount of air moved into the lungs during a forced inspiration beyond the level of tidal inspiration Forced Expiratory Volume in One Sec...

Page 6: ...forced expiration A typical RV is 1 2 L Functional Residual Capacity FRC is the amount of air left in the lungs after a normal expiration FRC RV ERV A typical FRC is 2 5 liters The formula for Lung V...

Page 7: ...apacity measurements taken from the graph since each measurement is made between two data points recorded within a few seconds In DataStudio you can eliminate the trend with this calculation Total Flo...

Page 8: ...tance with any PASCO product contact PASCO at Address PASCO scientific 10101 Foothills Blvd Roseville CA 95747 7100 Phone 916 786 3800 800 772 8700 Fax 916 786 3292 Web www pasco com Email techsupp pa...

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