NSHD46 : Category 1105

Category 1105
Clinical data ⏵ Physical measures ⏵ Spirometry

Description

This category contains data on breath spirometry. The participant is asked to record two to three blows (lasting for at least 6 seconds) within a period of about 6 minutes. The computer compares the reproducibility of the first two blows and, if acceptable (defined as a <5% difference in forced volume vital capacity (FVC) & Forced Expiratory Volume in 1 second (FEV1)), will indicate that the third blow is not required.

Field ID	Description
10900	Maximum technically satisfactory value for FEV - at age 77 years
10901	Maximum technically satisfactory value for FVC - at age 77 years
10902	Maximum technically satisfactory value for PEF - at age 77 years
10903	FEV as percentage of predicted FEV - at age 77 years
10904	FVC as percentage of predicted FVC - at age 77 years
10905	PEF as percentage of predicted PEF - at age 77 years
10906	Predicted value for FEV - at age 77 years
10907	Predicted value for FVC - at age 77 years
10908	Predicted value for PEF - at age 77 years
6108	FEV - Maximum score where a minimum of three blows have been recorded and the difference between the maximum two values is 0.15L or less (ATS method)
6109	FVC - Maximum score where a minimum of three blows have been recorded and the difference between the maximum two values is 0.15L or less (ATS method)
6111	Best FEV (ATS) measure
6112	Best FVC (ATS) measure
6113	Calculated percent perdicted FEV (Hankinson)
6114	Calculated percent perdicted FVC (Hankinson)
6115	Calculated predicted FEV (Hankinson)
6116	Calculated predicted FVC (Hankinson)
6119	Do the two highest FEV1s meet the ATS criteria (<0.15L difference) - at age 69
6149	FEV - Maximum score where a minimum of three blows have been recorded and the difference between the maximum two FEV1 and FVC values is 0.15L or less (full ATS) - at age 69 years
6150	FVC - Maximum score where a minimum of three blows have been recorded and the difference between the maximum two FEV1 and FVC values is 0.15L or less (full ATS) - at age 69 years
9226	Maximum score where a minimum of three blows have been recorded and the difference between the maximum two values is 0.30L or less (Quanjer method) - at age 69 years
9227	Maximum score where a minimum of three blows have been recorded including at least one satisfactory one - at age 69 years
9228	Do the two highest FVCs meet the ATS criteria (<0.15L difference) - at age 69 years
9229	Difference between the maximum and second highest FVC at age 69 (L) - at age 69 years
9230	Maximum score where a minimum of three blows have been recorded including at least one satisfactory one - at age 69 years
9231	Difference between the maximum and second highest FEV1 at age 69 (L) - at age 69 years
9232	Maximum score where a minimum of three blows have been recorded and the difference between the maximum two values is 0.30L or less (Strachan method) - at age 69 years
9215	Are you willing to do the lung function test - at age 69 years
9216	Excluded or unable to undertake lung function tests - at age 69 years
10480	Excluded or unable to undertake lung function tests - at age 60-64 years
9217	Reason why participant is unable/unwilling to do the lung function test - at age 69 years
10481	Was technique satisfactory for 1st blow - lung function test? - at age 60-64 years
9218	Were you able to take any readings for the lung function test - at age 69 years
10482	Was technique satisfactory for 2nd blow - lung function test? - at age 60-64 years
9219	Why were you unable to take any readings for the lung function test - at age 69 years
9220	What was the blow session quality as per the lung function software - at age 69 years
9221	Number of blows logged by the spirometer - at age 69 years
9222	Was the lung function test session stopped prior to seeing the 'Session Complete!' message - at age 69 years
9223	Please comment on this participant's lung function test - at age 69 years
9224	Did participant stand, sit or both in the lung function test - at age 69 years
9225	Did participant use their inhaler during this lung functgion test - at age 69 years
10909	Are you okay to continue with the lung function test? - at age 77 years
10910	In the past six weeks have you had - A heart attack/MI or heart complaint - at age 77 years
10911	In the past six weeks have you had - A stroke - at age 77 years
10912	In the past six weeks have you had - None of the above - at age 77 years
10913	Have you had or experienced any of the following - Recently coughing up blood of unknown origin? - at age 77 years
10914	Have you had or experienced any of the following - Ever been diagnosed with aneurysm in chest, brain or stomach? - at age 77 years
10915	Have you had or experienced any of the following - Medication for TB? - at age 77 years
10916	Have you had or experienced any of the following - Raised intraocular pressure - at age 77 years
10917	Have you had or experienced any of the following - None of the above - at age 77 years
10918	In the past 3 months, have you had or experienced any of the following - A blood clot in the lung - at age 77 years
10919	In the past 3 months, have you had or experienced any of the following - Abdominal or chest surgery - at age 77 years
10920	In the past 3 months, have you had or experienced any of the following - A detached retina - at age 77 years
10921	In the past 3 months, have you had or experienced any of the following - Ear or eye surgery - at age 77 years
10922	In the past 3 months, have you had or experienced any of the following - None of the above - at age 77 years
10923	In the past 12 months, have you had or experienced a collapsed or punctured lung? - at age 77 years
10924	Are you willing to do the lung function testt? - at age 77 years
10925	Reason why unable/unwilling to do the lung function test - at age 77 years
10926	Did participant stand or sit down for spirometry - at age 77 years
10927	How many blows did the participant attempt? Include all blows, even if technically not acceptable - at age 77 years
10928	Are there any comments which need to be noted about this respondents lung function test - at age 77 years
10929	Please note comment about this respondent s spirometry test - at age 77 years
10930	Explain the reason for the session quality (lung function test) for this respondent - at age 77 years
10931	Derived: Outcome from lung function software (A - F) - at age 77 years
10932	Are there any comments which need to be noted about this respondents lung function test - at age 77 years
10933	Please note comment about this respondent s spirometry test - at age 77 years
10934	Reason why the lung fucntion test was skipped? - at age 77 years
10935	Other reason why the lung fucntion test was skipped? - at age 77 years
10936	Reason why unable to take reading - Respondent is breathless - at age 77 years
10937	Reason why unable to take reading - Respondent is unwell - at age 77 years
10938	Reason why unable to take reading - Respondent upset/anxious/nervous - at age 77 years
10939	Reason why unable to take reading - Other reason - at age 77 years
10940	Other reason why the respondent did not attempt / refused lung function test - at age 77 years
10941	Record why you were unable to take any readings - at age 77 years
10942	Lung Function outcome - at age 77 years

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