Bronchodilator response

**Bronchodilator Response**

The bronchodilator response refers to the change in airway function following the administration of a bronchodilator medication, typically used to assess and manage respiratory conditions such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). This response is commonly measured using spirometry to evaluate improvements in airflow and lung function, helping healthcare providers determine the effectiveness of bronchodilator therapy and guide treatment decisions. Understanding the bronchodilator response is essential for diagnosing obstructive airway diseases and monitoring patient progress.