
These could be signs of an undiagnosed lung condition. A Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) at Daviess Community Hospital can detect COPD, asthma, pulmonary fibrosis, and other lung diseases early—before they worsen.
A PFT is a simple, non-invasive test that measures lung volume, airflow, and oxygen exchange to evaluate lung function and diagnose respiratory conditions.
Before your PFT appointment: Please do not smoke or take any breathing medications 4-6 hours before your scheduled test.
We offer a full range of PFTs to diagnose and monitor lung conditions:
Take control of your lung health. Ask your doctor about a PFT at Daviess Community Hospital or call (812) 254-9324 to schedule your PFT today!
📢 Attention Providers: A Cardiopulmonary Department Requisition Form is available here.
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