Appropriate documentation when conducting point-of-care assessment of a patient's response to bronchodilator therapy includes all of the following except:

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Blood levels of the bronchodilator agent are not routinely tested or documented during point-of-care assessment of a patient's response to bronchodilator therapy. The other options listed (medication type, dose, and time received; vital signs, breath sounds, and pulmonary function test measures; patient's progress and ability to self-assess symptoms) are all appropriate documentation for this type of assessment.

Appropriate Documentation When Conducting Point-Of-Care Assessment of a Patient's Response