Exercise limitations in a patient with copd

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What would be tests and measures which would probably include resting and exercise measures that would be used to determine exercise limitations in a patient with COPD?

How would I use the results of these tests and measures (like: intepert the results whether they be static or dynamic variables) to determine the physiological limitation to aerobic capacity and how this information would contribute to me being able to provide an appropriate exercise prescription for increasing aeorbic exercise capacity.

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