While many of the following parameters may change, which one of the following is the most definitive clinical indicator of restrictive lung disease? Increase in Total Lung Capacity Decrease in Total Lung Capacity O Increase in Tidal Volume O Decrease in Tidal Volume O Increase in FEV₁/FVC ratio O Decrease in FEV₁/FVC ratio

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