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Old Nov 18, 1998, 10:36 PM
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peak flow readings in children

I am writing a clinical pathway for asthmatic admissions and I can't find normal values for peak expiratory flow readings for children. Can anyone help out? Thanks, Helen.

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Old Nov 05, 2004, 02:33 PM
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Hi Helen,

If you were to get your hands on an actual Peak flow in it's original box it comes with an insert or age/weight/height appropriate Peakflows. If you need a company name let me know and I can tell you what company our hospital uses. This is what our Respiratory Department uses for Peak flow reference.

-Dawn

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Old Nov 05, 2004, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Helen
I am writing a clinical pathway for asthmatic admissions and I can't find normal values for peak expiratory flow readings for children. Can anyone help out? Thanks, Helen.
For children under the age of 5:
green zone: 0
high yellow zone: 1-4
low yellow zone: 5-8
red zone: 9 or more

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