Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV

Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics Barbosa M. , Barbosa T. , Brito T. , Campos J. , Carvalho L. , Carvalho R. , Costa A. , Dias J. , Dória M. , Maciel C. , Mosca A. , Pires C. , Silva F. , Viana D. - t 2 intromed@gmail. com ADVISER Tiago António Queirós Jacinto Introduction to Medicine I CLASS 2 2009/2010

Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics Many respiratory diseases such as asthma and COPD can be now diagnosed and also monitored using spirometry S U M M A R Y It analyses how well you can breathe Introduction Research questions and aims Methods Expected results http: //www. mountnittany. org/assets/images/krames/102351. jpg

Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics I N T R O D U C T I O N Respiratory diseases can be monitored using spirometry FEV 1 is the amount of air breath out during the first second Reference formulas convert the values of FEV 1 to a percentage whose optimal range is between 80 and 120

Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics I N T R O D U C T I O N There are several reference formulas The evolution, changes in society, as well as interpersonal differences (ethnicity, age, etc. ) are not taken into account Most formulas are now obsolete

Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics R E S E A R C H Q U E S T I O N S Explore the use of different reference values Analyze the reference values of FEV 1 in asthmatics N D A I M S Interpret the cause of some misdiagnosis

Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics Target population: asthmatic patients from the Allergology Department of Hospital de São João chosen randomly M E T H O D S Criteria of selection: consecutive asthmatic patients performing spirometry in the Allergology Department of Hospital de São João STUDY DESIGN Observational Retrospective Transversal Analytical http: //www. adinstruments. com/solutions/images_new/spirometry 1. jpg

Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics M E T H O D S DATA COLLECTION METHODS Acute database provided by the Allergology Department of Hospital de São João ATS/ERS Task Force 2005: Standardisation of lung function testing - Standardisation of spirometry

Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics Significant differences among the results obtained by these equations in patients with asthma E X P E C T E D R E S U L T S This fact can be in the origin of misdiagnosis and errors in therapy due to different conclusions drawn when these values are compared to the optimal range of 80/120 http: //topnews. in/healthcare/sites/default/files/asthma 5. jpg

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Analysis of the percent predicted values of FEV 1 using different reference value in asthmatics Barbosa M. , Barbosa T. , Brito T. , Campos J. , Carvalho L. , Carvalho R. , Costa A. , Dias J. , Dória M. , Maciel C. , Mosca A. , Pires C. , Silva F. , Viana D. - t 2 intromed@gmail. com ADVISER Tiago António Queirós Jacinto Introduction to Medicine I CLASS 2 2009/2010