Respiratory Conditions & DoDMERB
Asthma, exercise-induced bronchospasm, and sleep apnea are among the most common DoDMERB disqualifications. Learn the current standards and waiver paths.
LTC Kirkland Explains Asthma & DoDMERB
Watch our expert explain asthma waivers and what testing is required.
- Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) requirements
- Methacholine challenge test preparation
- Building an evidence-based waiver case
Published Guides
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Our team includes the former DoDMERB Physician Reviewer. We can evaluate your student's specific respiratory conditions condition and develop a waiver strategy.
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Exercise-Induced Asthma and Military
Current standards for exercise-induced bronchospasm and how it differs from traditional asthma in DoDMERB evaluations.
Asthma Methacholine Challenge Test
What the methacholine challenge test involves, how to prepare, and what results mean for your qualification.
Sleep Apnea and Military Qualification
How sleep apnea diagnosis and treatment history affect DoDMERB qualification.
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Every waiver case is different. LTC Kirkland (Ret.) personally reviews each situation and develops a strategy tailored to your student's medical history and service goals.
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