Micro Medical Pulmolife COPD Screening Device

Micro Medical Pulmolife COPD Screening DeviceQuick and simple COPD screening in adult smokers The device features a clear LCD display which displays a choice of parameters including % of predicted FEV1. The screen can also show an image of a male or female smoker illustrating the damage that can be caused by smoking. The PulmoLife COPD Screening and Lung Age Meter offers a quick and simple approach to screening adult smokers for the symptoms of COPD and is perfect for use by GPs in the surgery

Quick and simple COPD screening in adult smokers

The device features a clear LCD display which displays a choice of parameters including % of predicted FEV1. The screen can also show an image of a male or female smoker illustrating the damage that can be caused by smoking.The PulmoLife COPD Screening and Lung Age Meter offers a quick and simple approach to screening adult smokers for the symptoms of COPD and is perfect for use by GPs in the surgery or on home visits.

The PulmoLife can save time and money by rapidly identifying patients who may require a full spirometry test.

Suitable for:

• FEV1 testing programs;
• Identification of early signs of COPD in smokers over 40 or anyone with symptoms;
• Helping susceptible smokers to quit;

FEV1 and FEV1 % predicted:

Forced Expiratory Volume in the First Second of Expiration. The use of FEV1 is well documented as a useful diagnostic tool for the detection of early COPD. When comparing its result against predicted values and using patients FEV1 result as a percentage of predicted values (FEV1 % predicted) the likelihood and severity of COPD can be seen.

‘Lung Age’:

In addition to comparing patients FEV1 results with the predicted reference values for normal subjects, estimation of ‘Lung Age’ can be used to demonstrate to smokers the damage caused to their lungs by smoking in a way they can understand. The ‘Lung Age’ estimation is based on a patients FEV1 results and predicted values. A ‘Lung Age’ example; a 40 year old 5’9" (1.75m) male smoker has an FEV1 of 3.4L giving an estimated ‘Lung Age’ of 52 years. This is because the FEV1 is 100% of the predicted value that a 52 year old would be expected to get.

Features:

• Simple, fast operation;
• Clear LCD display;
• % Predicted FEV1;
• Can identify patients who may require a full spirometry test;
• Visual illustration of smoking damage;
• Displays an accurate estimation of lung age;
• Reliable and low-cost;

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