Purpose: To estimate the peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) for pediatric aged patient using physical characteristics.
Citations with documentation. 08.01.06
Medal Project 2004. See disclaimer.
conversion
enter
body weight in pounds
lbs equals
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kg
body height in feet and
feet and
with residual height in inches
inches equals
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cm
data
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Are you trying to estimate a pediatric patient's peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR)? (Y or N)
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age of the patient in years
years of age
gender of the patient (enter M or F)
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2
height of the patient in cm
cm
enter an "x" in the appropriate column to indicate the patient's race (give only 1 answer)
Black
Hispanic
White
Other
race of the patient
Yes
3
calculate
result
data complete?
Yes
evaluation appropriate?
Yes
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PEFR estimate
data of Voter
360.8
L/min or
6.0
L/sec
Weng and Levinson
356.0
L/min or
5.9
L/sec
Nairn et al
362.5
L/min or
6.0
L/sec
Robinson
NA
L/min or
NA
L/sec
Cotes
351.3
L/min or
5.9
L/sec
Polger and Promadhat
360.8
L/min or
6.0
L/sec
Godfrey
370.4
L/min or
6.2
L/sec
Rosenthal
298.2
L/min or
5.0
L/sec
Murray and Cook
375.0
L/min or
6.3
L/sec
Hsu
375.5
L/min or
6.3
L/sec
DeMuth et al
269.2
L/min or
4.5
L/sec
data for Hsu
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