2013
DOI: 10.12957/rhupe.2013.8486
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Definições funcionais de asma e doença pulmonar obstrutiva crônica

Abstract: Function pulmonary tests are important tools to assessment the respiratory health and clinical diseases. Spirometry, carbon monoxide of diffusion lung capacity, hyper-responsiveness and measurement of volume and resistance have a variety of application in the diagnosis, Definições funcionais de asma e doença pulmonar obstrutiva crônica Functional definitions of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Agnaldo J. Lopes *

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“…A possible explanation for the fact that spirometry data remained unchanged was reported by Tiep (30) when describing that pulmonary function tests, especially spirometry, describe the current state of the physiological dysfunction, but it is not able to define the benefits of the rehabilitation program when compared to the well-being referred by the patient. Along these lines, Lopes et al (31) affirm that repeating spirometry in less than a 1-year interval in stable patients is not useful for comparing post-intervention effects; however, this evaluation should be performed if there is significant worsening of symptoms or some complication in these patients. This fact is confirmed in the study by Paulin et al (18) and Rodrigues et al (32) , in which they affirm that rehabilitation programs did not show changes in pulmonary function after aerobic physical conditioning, but in the secondary damage from COPD.…”
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“…A possible explanation for the fact that spirometry data remained unchanged was reported by Tiep (30) when describing that pulmonary function tests, especially spirometry, describe the current state of the physiological dysfunction, but it is not able to define the benefits of the rehabilitation program when compared to the well-being referred by the patient. Along these lines, Lopes et al (31) affirm that repeating spirometry in less than a 1-year interval in stable patients is not useful for comparing post-intervention effects; however, this evaluation should be performed if there is significant worsening of symptoms or some complication in these patients. This fact is confirmed in the study by Paulin et al (18) and Rodrigues et al (32) , in which they affirm that rehabilitation programs did not show changes in pulmonary function after aerobic physical conditioning, but in the secondary damage from COPD.…”
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“…No entanto, um dos fatores limitantes da aplicação clínica do PFE é o fato dos valores preditos serem hoje considerados obsoletos. Além disso, alguns autores indicam que a diversidade étnica da população não é considerada nas equações de predição [24]. No estudo de Zawadzki et al [25], por exemplo, não houve significância estatística do PFE entre os grupos pesquisados.…”
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“…Os achados clínicos de tosse, sibilo e dispneia, investigados em um questionário de avaliação de sintomas e risco, são inespecíficos e podem representar várias doenças 5 . As medidas de função pulmonar podem auxiliar no diagnóstico ainda não determinado de doenças como DPOC, asma, bronquiectasia 11 .…”
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“…No exame, a asma se comporta como um distúrbio obstrutivo. É caracterizada por redução do VEF1 abaixo de 80% do previsto e sua relação com a capacidade vital forçada (CVF) para abaixo de 70%, obstrução ao fluxo aéreo, que desaparece ou melhora significativamente após uso de broncodilatador (aumento do VEF1 de 12% em relação ao valor previsto e de 200 ml em valor absoluto, após inalação de beta-2 agonista de curta duração) 11,12,13 .…”
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