Command Center

Clinical Home Console

Open Playbook Open Case Simulator Open Workstation

Queue

5 studies waiting

PFT-204 is the next study to open.

Mode

Operator workflow ready

Use the workstation for data entry and report completion.

Reading Standard

LLN and z-scores active

Structured pulmonary interpretation pathway.

Queue Study intake Patient Worklist

Open the active study, confirm the selected session, and move into live review.

 Capture Data entry Measurement Capture

Enter spirometry, lung volume, diffusion, and advanced testing values in one surface.

 Report Sign-off Report Builder

Review the interpretation summary, check report signals, and complete sign-off.

Selected Session

Patient A. / Session 04 / July 2026

The home console now acts more like a clinical start screen: clear next actions, queue triage, and fast jumps into interpretation, training, or rollout.

Primary Flag FEV1/FVC below LLN

Likely obstructive pattern.

Grade Coach Session review pending

Open workstation to confirm acceptability and repeatability.

Comparison Prior study available

January 2026 is ready for trend review.

Advanced Trigger Airway biology and exercise testing

Use FeNO, challenge, respiratory muscle testing, or CPET when core PFT does not close the question.

01
Confirm spirometry quality

Open the workstation coach and judge acceptable maneuvers, repeatability, and whether the operator-selected grade is too optimistic or too conservative.

02
Anchor the pattern at the ratio

Use LLN rather than fixed ratio, then move to FEV1 and FVC context for the first classification step.

03
Check bronchodilator response

Keep the ATS/ERS percent-of-predicted threshold visible so the response remains easy to defend.

04
Resolve low FVC with TLC

Use lung volumes to separate mixed impairment, restriction, or obstruction with low FVC and air trapping.

05
Read DLCO with z-score context

Interpret reduced gas transfer on the z-score ladder and carry that meaning into the final impression.

06
Add airway biology when asthma remains in play

Use FeNO together with methacholine, mannitol, or exercise challenge only when that extra biology changes the diagnostic confidence.

07
Use SNIP, MIP, and MEP selectively

Respiratory muscle testing belongs in the flow when weakness, neuromuscular disease, or unexplained low volumes remain on the table.

08
Move to CPET when symptoms outrun resting tests

CPET should stay focused on peak VO2, breathing reserve, VE/VCO2 slope, oxygen pulse, desaturation, and effort adequacy.

09
Finish with report-ready wording

The operator should move from physiology to a structured report without carrying lower-value measurements that do not change the read.

Queue Priority

Obstructive physiology likely

The queue emphasizes the same visual hierarchy as the workstation: critical ratio abnormality first, then severity, then report pathway.

Full PFT Watchpoint

Advanced testing should answer a specific question

FeNO and challenge testing clarify airway biology, SNIP and MIP / MEP clarify weakness, and CPET clarifies exertional limitation when resting tests are not enough.

System State

Workspace is ready for live review

Use this surface to triage the queue, then move into the workstation when you are ready to grade quality, confirm the pattern, and add advanced testing only where it sharpens the interpretation.