Berit M Follong, Angeliek Verdonschot, Elena Prieto-Rodriguez, Andrew Miller, Clare E Collins, Tamara Bucher
Nutrition across the curriculum: a scoping review exploring the integration of nutrition education within primary schools
Nutrition research reviews
study compares homebased oscillometry spirometry characterizing respiratory system disease schoolaged children bronchopulmonary dysplasia bpd clinical research hypothesized higher rates successful completion abnormal cases identified oscillometry correlations device measurements participants 612 years old bpd ongoing air quality environment respiratory outcomes bpd aerobpd study performed oscillometry followed spirometry two separate home visits parameters measured included airway resistance 5 hzr5 resistance 5 19 hzr519 resonance frequencyfres reactance 5 hzx5 area curve fres x5ax forced expiratory volume 1 secondfev1 forced vital capacityfvc fev1fvc descriptive statistics identified proportion successful tests correlation measurements rate lung disease device among 76 subjects 120 paired observations 95 71 participants successfully performed oscillometry spirometry respectively home visit one 98 77 successfully performed oscillometry spirometry respectively home visit two odds ratios favored oscillometry range 5311013 p 001 fev1 correlated ax correlation coefficient r 027 p 003 fev1fvc ax r 032 p 002 fev1fvc r5 r 037 p 001 ax exhibited highest prevalence abnormality 25 oscillometry parameters ranged 522 fortyfive sixtyfour percent participants abnormal spirometry oscillometry assessments significantly lower odds capturing lung disease odds ratios 007024 p 00001 schoolaged children bpd demonstrated higher success rates fieldbased oscillometry spirometry spirometry exhibited higher rates abnormality oscillometry moderate correlation exists device measurements