作者: K. Bek , N. Tomac , A. Delibas , F. Tuna , H T. Tezic
关键词: Cross-sectional study 、 Passive smoking 、 Pediatrics 、 Respiratory disease 、 Medicine 、 Pulmonary function testing 、 Spirometry 、 Risk factor 、 Tobacco smoke 、 El Niño
摘要: Passive smoking, especially of maternal origin, is known to influence adversely the development children9s pulmonary function. In this study, effect parental smoking on function 360 primary school children aged 9–13 (mean 10.8±0.7) years was investigated. Information history collected using a questionnaire, and spirometric measurements were performed children. All indices lower in who had been passively exposed tobacco smoke than those not exposed. The percentage households which at least one parent smoked 81.5%. This figure significantly for mothers (27.5%) fathers (79%). Paternal associated with reduced levels forced expiratory flow between 25–75% vital capacity, peak flow, rates after 50% 75% capacity expired (p