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Where is a pulmonary function test usually done? at a hospital?
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Sometimes: Sme physicians have a spirometer in the office that does some pulmonary function testing. Most hospitals will also have a respiratory lab where pfts (pulmonary function tests ) can be done.
Answered 9/28/2016
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