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    University of Vermont

    Medical Center
    PFT Room 1
    Burlington, VT

    Name: STEBBINS, COLM G ID: 0019278217 Date: 10/15/2024 08:13:24 AM


    Age: 5 Sex: Male BP: 29 Referring MD:
    Height(cm): 105.40 Rm. Temp: 20 Primary MD:
    Weight(kg): 17.30 BMI: 15.6 Pulm MD: Faricy, MD, Lauren
    DOB: 08/13/2019 Tech: Larose, RRT/CPFT, Teresa
    Diagnosis: uncomplicated asthma, unspecified asthma severity
    Tbco Prod: Yrs Smk: Pks/Day: Yrs Quit:
    Medications: Symbicort
    Pt. with good efforts, reproducible tests. 2p Albuterol given via spacer, good
    technique Post testing only one valid effort, multiple efforts. . Attending physician not
    physically present for testing. TAL,CPFT/RRT

    Please note that reference values for spirometry have changed according to new
    international recommendations that no longer consider self-identified race/ethnicity.
    For the same absolute value of FEV1 and FVC, this will result in lower % predicted
    values for Blacks and Asians, and higher % predicted values for Whites, compared to
    Post Test Comments: using race-specific equations. Always compare absolute values (rather than %
    predicted values) over time, and consider the results in the context of the clinical
    question rather than any specific cut-off value of normal.

    Pre-BD Post-BD
    Actual LLN Z Score Pred %Pred Actual %Pred VolChng %Chng
    ---- SPIROMETRY ----
    FVC (L) 1.09 0.82 +0.26 1.05 103 1.02 97 -0.06 -6
    FEV1 (L) 0.95 0.76 -0.17 0.97 97 0.87 89 -0.08 -8
    FEV1/FVC (%) 87.37 81.42 -0.86 93.00 93 85.03 91 -2
    FEF 25-75% (L/sec) 0.89 0.87 -1.57 1.42 62 0.83 58 -6
    PEF (L/min) 139.7 118.1 -15
    TestGrade(ATS) AA EE

    ---- Slow Vital Capacity ---


    FEV1/SVC (%) 93

    ZScore (LLN)
    FVC FVC

    4 Volume (L)

    Pre-Bronchodilator

    2
    2 FEV1/FVC X
    FEV1 X
    Flow (L / Sec)

    FVC X
    1 LLN Predicted ULN
    0
    1 2
    Post-Bronchodilator
    0
    -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
    FEV1/FVC X
    FEV1 X
    FVC X
    -4
    LLN Predicted ULN std dev

    Pred Pre Post Pre Post


    University of Vermont
    Medical Center
    PFT Room 1
    Burlington, VT

    Name: STEBBINS, COLM G ID: 0019278217 Date: 10/15/2024 08:13:24 AM


    Age: 5 Sex: Male BP: 29 Referring MD:
    Height(cm): 105.40 Rm. Temp: 20 Primary MD:
    Weight(kg): 17.30 BMI: 15.6 Pulm MD: Faricy, MD, Lauren
    DOB: 08/13/2019 Tech: Larose, RRT/CPFT, Teresa

    SPIROMETRY Normal vital capacity. Mild airflow limitation based on FEF25-75% and the scooped shape fo the flow volume loop. No
    significant improvement in airflow following bronchodilator. FEV1 (L) is increased by 7% compared to most recent testing 5 months
    prior.
    ___________________________________
    Lauren Elizabeth Faricy, M.D.
    Pediatric Pulmonary Attending Physician
    ««This interpretation has been electronically signed: Faricy, MD, Lauren 10/15/2024 10:29:28 AM»»

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