Multiple Choice
The respiratory therapist is performing an exercise challenge for a child suspected of having exercise-induced bronchospasm.After 30 minutes of stopping exercise,the FEV₁ has decreased 15% from baseline.How should the therapist interpret this information?
A) The challenge is consistent with a positive test for EIB.
B) The challenge is consistent with a positive test for asthma.
C) The challenge test is inconclusive for EIB.
D) The therapist needs to wait 30 more minutes before interpreting the results.
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